TheBulletin.ca Journal of Downtown Toronto
Three special events in Toronto this weekend will involve road closures as described below. Residents and visitors are encouraged to come out and enjoy these events. Businesses in the areas affected are open to pedestrian traffic but some roads will ...
Read More »Salvation in the ashes of daily newspapers
In November 2017 The Bulletin ceased production of its monthly tabloid printed newspaper due to falling ad sales despite rising readership numbers. It continues online at www.thebulletin.ca as the community newspaper of Downtown Toronto. Sometime in the not-too-distant future, the ...
Read More »Toronto makes parking ticket disputes more convenient
The City of Toronto is introducing a new, easier and more convenient process to dispute parking violations. Disputes for parking violations received on or after Aug. 28 will be handled by the city instead of through the provincial court, improving ...
Read More »Is it nuclear war, viral epidemic or azoospermia?
It’s been said that “Those who do not remember history are destined to relive it.” Today, the problem is that none of us seem to remember history, so we’re destined to relive it one way or another. So will our ...
Read More »How does God bring people to Jesus? (Part 2 of 2)
“The Bible is like a magnet and the people are attracted to it,” says Angel, 12. “We all have a choice to stay in the darkness or be saved and go to the light.” Wherever you find the Bible widely ...
Read More »Downtown Toronto construction updates
City of Toronto Downtown Construction Update www.toronto.ca/downtownconstructionprojects Below are updates regarding the construction projects taking place downtown this spring, summer and fall. Downtown Construction Map UPDATES Watermain Replacement, Streetcar Track Replacement and Road Improvements on Dundas Street East from Yonge Street to ...
Read More »Portland Slip break in Martin Goodman Trail
PROJECT SCOPE: Waterfront Toronto, on behalf of the City of Toronto, is preparing for the start of construction to improve the Martin Goodman Trail at the Portland Slip near Dan Leckie Way. The slip currently narrows into a point, leaving ...
Read More »Save Moss Park from condos!
Sign the Petition and keep Moss Park a Park! The MoreMossPark project and The 519 plan to build a 9 storey building beside the Moss Park Armoury that will cast a shadow across the park to Sherbourne Street. Sign the ...
Read More »Ontario’s best beach spots fly the Blue Flag
There’s no better way to beat the summer heat than splashing in the water, playing in the sand, or walking along a breathtaking beach. Luckily, there are several world class beaches across the province to explore. Ontario is home to ...
Read More »Wynne flips to become a tax fighter…really?
Have you heard? Ontario has a new tax-fighting hero! After more than a decade of raising taxes, proposing and implementing new taxes, and increasing electricity costs, Kathleen Wynne is suddenly a champion for low taxes and affordability. On August 14, ...
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