Those of us who live in the city all know the aggravation that can come with unreliable public transit and gridlock.  Being squeezed into an overflowing subway. Watching packed streetcars pass you by as you wait in the cold, already late for work. Sitting in a car in traffic and fighting that temptation to scream.  The reality, for far too many, of not having a fast and reliable source of public transit within walking distance of your home or work.  Read more

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Photo By Brian Burchell/Gleaner News

An estimated seven-hundred and fifty carved and lit pumpkins lined Harbord street just after dusk on November 1. The 6^th Annual Harbord Street Pumpkin Festival saw local residents bring their Halloween craftsmanship to display for all to see on tables provided by the Harbord Street BusinessImprovement are, a key sponsor of the event which is organized by volunteers of the Harbord Village Residents Association.  Read more

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Adam Vaughan Vows to “Destroy” OMB

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 In our blind bid to recycle we seem to have forgotten the first two “Rs”

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Unique Parent-Child Cafe’ Provides a Safe Harbour

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An inside view of a space welcome to child and parent alike, a very well executed renovation of the site of the former Toronto Women’s Bookstore.

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When a big store means more than just a place to shop: the future of Bathurst and Bloor

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An old fashioned recipe never goes out of style

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By: Olivia Chow and Joe Cressy

Those of us who live in the city all know the aggravation that can come with unreliable public transit and gridlock.  Being squeezed into an overflowing subway. Watching packed streetcars pass you by as you wait in the cold, already late for work. Sitting in a car in traffic and fighting that temptation to scream.  The reality, for far too many, of not having a fast and reliable source of public transit within walking distance of your home or work.  Read more

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Shows in thirty-five venues dazzled audiences

By Beth McKay  Read more

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