Every person sleeping on our sidewalks is found on an Enwave waste heat vent, it’s the Enwave Hotel By Michael Comstock – Criticism of last month’s column assumed I didn’t care about the people sleeping on Enwave’s waste heat grates. ...
Read More »The new mayor of Toronto wears two heads
By John Sewell – Losing one’s illusions is never a bad thing. A brief honeymoon period is fine, but it’s good to soon take a clear view of the real world. And so one stumbles into Mayor Rob Ford’s world ...
Read More »This nasty TCHC mess could be our downfall
By Frank Touby – I really hate to write this. But it’s just so egregiously manifest that things are converging to create havoc Downtown if remedies aren’t put in place quickly. If the city’s much-envied successful experiment in modern urban ...
Read More »Dumb liquor laws in for change
All-inclusive vacations packages will help tourism business in Toronto By Bulletin Staff – Ontario is taking the next steps to update alcohol laws to better serve Ontarians. The proposed changes will remove unnecessary barriers and restrictions for special events, festivals, ...
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Tablet PC for outdoors, WordPerfect’s new office suite, funky stereo speaker for IPod The Gadget Zone By James Careless – Do you like the idea of using a tablet PC for outdoor work, but fear that it won’t be tough ...
Read More »Does immigration really hurt Canada?
Read these and email us your opinion. We’ll publish them here. By Centre for Immigration Policy Reform – According to The Centre for Immigration Policy Reform, these are facts about immigration? Do you think they’re accurate? Send us your opinions ...
Read More »10 more tax tips for 2010 Part 1
By Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario – Tax Tip 1 of 10 Online access to your tax information Stop waiting for the mail! You can now review your tax accounts online. “The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has electronic services ...
Read More »G20 police-state reaction still haunts Toronto
By Frank Touby – A G20 arrestee has finally been released from jail after three months for participating in a Ryerson University panel discussion, contrary to his bail conditions that he not participate in public protests. That bail condition was ...
Read More »Our hopes abide in Coach Ford
By Frank Touby – It was probably more disgust than anger that energized Toronto voters to bring down the David Miller regime. When a message like “Stop the Gravy Train” resonates so broadly across the city, it’s a clear sign ...
Read More »Arson can trump restrictive building rules
Real estate executive was ‘too big to jail’ By Frank Touby – My friend Slovo the Shoemaker likes to shock me with tales of his life in the “old country” before moving to Toronto. He makes it sound as if ...
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