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Urban Planner: February 13, 2012
Composer Robert Smith provides live musical accompaniment to three Buster Keaton shorts screening tonight at Trinity St.
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Woman in hospital after downtown crash
A 19-year-old woman is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after a single-vehicle crash on Sunday morning.
ORNGE's Chris Mazza got $1.2 million on top of pay
ORNGE gave $1.2 million in loans , plus a big cash advance, to founder Dr. Chris Mazza over the past 18 months.
Police launch cell phone registry
Police launch cell phone registry. Staff Sgt. Kim Scanlan, left, Const. Harma Bhatti, and Const.
Downtown crash leaves woman with serious injuries
An early morning crash in downtown Toronto has left a woman with serious injuries.
Toronto working poor: Kenneth Guy
"It was a real shock," says the self-described "people person," who grew up in the Toronto area and had never been unemployed before.
Police investigating two separate stabbings in city
Toronto police are in the midst of investigating two separate stabbings around the city.
St. Clair Avenue no disaster, councillor asserts
Based on the debate at city hall this week, one could assume St. Clair Avenue lies in smoking ruins, its businesses shuttered, its residents fleeing, its local councillor hiding horns beneath his deceptively jaunty newsboy cap.
Restaurant News - Zagat Survey, patio bylaws and pizza
A number of Toronto restaurants including Woodlot and Campagnolo are waiting to find out of they will be allowed to add boulevard patios to their businesses come summer.
Weekend Planner: February 11-12, 2012
Buy a loved one something sexy at the Sixth Annual Erotic Arts and Crafts Fair! Photo courtesy of Allison Stokes.
Black History Month: The unknown story Toronto's first black postman
When Albert Jackson showed up for his first day of work as a mailman, on May 17, 1882, the other letter carriers refused to show him the rounds.
Canadian Bagels, Flutes, and Fiancee Trouble
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Free writing, art lessons at library
Toronto Public Library will host a series of creative workshops designed to help teens find their inner writer and artist.
Urban Planner: February 10, 2012
Berlin-based ArtStar Nadja Sayej gives a crash course in stardom tonight at U of T's Art Centre.
Review: Tafelmusik's House of Dreams is a rare blissful treat for music lovers
A "Vermeer trio" of Tafelmusik violinists, from left, Aisslinn Nosky, Cristina Zacharias, GeneviA ve Gilardeau, in front of a trio of paintings by Johannes Vermeer as part of Tafelmusik's House of Dreams.
Woodbine Corridor resident pens ebook about love, aviation and travel
Woodbine Corridor resident pens ebook about love, aviation and travel. Brian Panhuyzen is the author of 'Night is a Shadow Cast By the World', which he recently decided to make available as an ebook.
Matt Gurney: Rob Ford's transit plan no match for Rob Ford's bumbling
On Wednesday night, after a day of debate and arguing, Toronto City Council voted 25-18 to reject Mayor Rob Ford's plans for making underground transit the future of Toronto's infrastructure development.
Pay cut forces fitness instructor to quit
Pay cut forces fitness instructor to quit. Suzette Risto, a 28-year instructor of line dancing and fitness with the City of Toronto at Fairfield Seniors Centre, quit after receiving news her salary would be cut.
Designer expands heavily researched clothing line for people in wheelchairs
Faux shearling cape and Tweed cape by IZ Adaptive Clothing" title="Left to right: Faux shearling cape and Tweed cape by IZ Adaptive Clothing"> Like a masterful novel, the story of Toronto-based clothing designer Izzy Camilleri gets deeper and more engrossing with every successive chapter.
URBAN ARTS FEB. 9 to 15. Paperfolds, a solo art show by Julian Mulock at Todmorden Mills Heritage Site is now on display until Feb.