Danton Lamar opened The Comedy Lab at 298 Brunswick Ave. in February 2022 to showcase comics whom he felt weren’t receiving enough stage time.
ON THE COVER: Toronto’s only Black and minority-owned comedy club (Mar. 2023)
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NEWS: U of T plans two towers for Bloor and Spadina (Mar. 2023)
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University chooses developer of Mirvish Village to lead project
By Fox Oliver
NEWS: Synagogue renovations focus on accessibility (Mar. 2023)
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The First Narayever Congregation opens after three years of renovations
By Fox Oliver
CHATTER: Pink Day returns to University of Toronto Schools (Mar. 2023)
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On April 12, the University of Toronto Schools (UTS) is celebrating the International Day of Pink for the tenth year to stand up against bullying and support its 2SLGBTQ+ community. The Day of Pink will be celebrated with a block party and raffles for the community, in addition to assemblies led by UTS students.
EDITORIAL CARTOON: Scale of badness (Mar. 2023)
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EDITORIAL: Ford’s budget is a fail (Mar. 2023)
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The province is enjoying a windfall from sales tax on the inflated prices of goods and services. Notwithstanding a legacy of debt, which provincial governments of all stripes have contributed to, this government here and now is swimming in cash. One might have expected a budget with more punch, a budget that makes a difference for the economy, the environment, or for the many Ontarians who are struggling right now—but no. We have a budget that is neither conservative nor progressive, and there appears to be no underlying vision whatsoever, beyond kicking the can down the road.
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FORUM: Conservative budget doesn’t deliver for Toronto (Mar. 2023)
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Ford’s budget leaves us hanging
By Jessica Bell
The Conservative’s budget was released on March 23. Overall, the budget increases spending by one per cent, far below the 6.8 per cent rate of inflation. We will be seeing cuts. Here’s the lowdown.
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