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Ai Weiwei: the artist is not present
Among Canadians, China's Ai Weiwei is likely better known for his dissidence than his art.
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Preschoolers with Poor Eating Habits Have Greater Risk of Heart Disease as Adults, Study Finds
A new study says the way preschoolers eat - at the table or in front of a television - is just as important to their health as the types of foods they consume.
Harrison Happenings: Back from Ontario, safe and sound
I just want to let you know that we, Ruthy, my alter ego and I, are back again safe and sound.
What's happening: NXNE Friday, Day 5
It's Friday, June 14, and here's the latest highlights from NXNE 2013, including sets by Hayden, Sloan, Superfriendz, St. Lucia, Arstidir, Lakes of Canada, and film, art, and conference events.
How Brampton demonstrates the new vision of Canada
It didn't take long after the first gurdwara was built for the neighbourhood around it to morph into a Little Punjab.
Friday! And just when the week was starting to get interesting. In the news: Toronto homebuyers are paying a lot of government fees, it's decision day for Hazel McCallion in court, your weekend travel plans are saved, and Dalton McGuinty gets a sizeable sendoff.
Toronto Luxury Hotel Kicks Off 'Summer of Discovery' With Exclusive...
On Wednesday, June 19th, the brand's downtown Toronto luxury hotel , Renaissance Toronto Downtown, kicks off a "Summer of Discovery" and encourages guests to get out and discover something new all season long with an exclusive RLife LIVE event featuring Bronze Radio Return in the Arriba Lounge.
Sears Canada will return up to 3 major Toronto-area locations to mall owners
Sears Canada Inc. could receive as much as $242 million for vacating up to three stores in major Toronto-area shopping centres.
St. Lawrence Market North's Replacement Gets a Lot Less Ambitious
In 2010, the City unveiled a plan for replacing St. Lawrence Market's bare, boxlike north building, a 1968 structure with none of the charm of its older and better-known companion across Front Street.
What's happening: NXNE Thursday, Day 4
Music , film , comedy, and art all come together for the fourth day at NXNE here in Toronto .
Looks like time's up for Yorkville's old guard
The York Square retailer and courtyard complex at the corner of Yorkville Ave., and Avenue Rd., Toronto.
Clublink is a Toronto based corporation that operates in two main businesses. It runs golf courses in Ontario, Quebec, and Florida, and sells memberships to its courses under the slogan "One Membership, More Golf."
Hundreds gather to help envision WorldPride
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Welcome to the dollhouse: Dutch designers get playful at Luminato
Talking to the Dutch fashion designer duo Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren is a particularly theatrical exercise, part surrealist comedy and part Sprockets .
Calm down, Kensington - Walmart won't destroy you
Scenes in Toronto's Kensington Market June 7, 2013. A proposal to develop a nearby property including a Walmart store has upset some city residents.
Five things to do in Toronto this weekend, June 7 to 9
Ben Johnson, the poster boy for stanozolol and an Olympic hero briefly, is the fast-sprinting man at the centre of 9.79* , Saturday's closing-night film of the self-explanatory Canadian Sport Film Festival.
Wandering down a suburban street in a modern metropolis, the last thing you expect to see is a medieval castle.
Summer street festivals in Toronto 2013
Summer Street festivals in Toronto offer some of the best opportunities to soak up different cultures from around the world.
Mayor Rob Ford continues to 'move forward' despite crack cocaine scandal
Ford admitted Wednesday he's tuning up for a 2014 election with election-style stops across the city this week despite unanswered crack cocaine allegations continuing to hang over him.
City slow to promote WorldPride: councillor
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