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Scarborough.Scarboro, The North Yorker, The Etobicode – Toronto’s T. Neighbourhood News Network
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Every year since the first Jane’s Walk weekend in 2007, I’ve lead Jane’s Walks around Toronto.
This year, I’m in San Francisco and became the local Jane’s Walk City Organizer leading three walks this weekend:
If you happen to be visiting the SF Bay Area, you’re invited. Just show up. Details at each link above.
The Toronto Page listing all the Jane’s Walks is as long and interesting as it’s ever been.
Here are some suggestions to kick off your list…
Happy Walking Toronto!
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford proclaimed today, Tuesday November 27 2012, as Toronto Argonauts Day in The City of Toronto.
Great day for the Toronto Argonauts to do some sightseeing…
Sunday’s Grey Cup championship by our Toronto Argonauts deserved a great Victory Parade. And they got one.
Thousands lined the financial district as dozens of vehicles, marching …
This morning, Toronto City Council observed a moment of silence in Tom Samson‘s (and others who have passed away) memory before the day’s business of The City began.
This afternoon the funeral service for Tom Samson …
By HiMY SYeD
Monday Morning, the City Hall Press Gallery has created a media village in front of 361 University Avenue Courthouse awaiting the Decision in the Mayor Ford Conflict of Interest matter.
I was waiting outside …
Saturday Morning in Nathan Phillips Square found The Calgary Grey Cup Committee continuing their tradition of holding a Pancake Breakfast with everyone invited.
Calgary Music played on stage as people waited in fast moving lines for …
This morning I awoke to radio reports of a cyclist down due to a hit and run at Lansdowne Avenue and Davenport Road. Immediately, somehow, I just knew whoever it was, was gone.
I made my …
This Morning, Marty The Horse, official Mascot of the Calgary Stampeders CFL Football team, attempted the tradition of strolling through the front doors of a hotel.
Attempted, because this morning during the 10 a.m. hour, The …
The 108th Annual Santa Claus Parade winds its way through major downtown streets today. When it reaches King and University, Santa may spot Meredith and Geoff with a peculiar work of art.
It’s a canvas painting …
As part of the Grey Cup 100th Anniversary Party going on all week in Nathan Phillips Square, munchies and drinkies are being handed out by event sponsors.
Spot the Tim Horton’s guy and get a $2 …
The Regent Park Aquatic Centre held its Ribbon Cutting Ceremony this afternoon.
After 18 years, 4 different Mayors, Amalgamation, 2 city managers, $17 Million, today was a good day, make that, a great day for the …
By HiMY SYeD
Within the hour, the Olympic Torch Relay will be in our City for the first of three days before heading out to points west and ultimately to ignite the Olympic Flame to officially …
By HiMY SYeD
Shawn Micallef penned a post on Spacing Toronto about the imminent demise of the Downsview Hangars.
It was the Diefenbacher Diefenbaker Conservative Government which axed the Avro Arrow program and physically dismantled each …
Wednesday evening at Innis Town Hall, a fascinating lecture on North America’s largest urban development was presented — Hudson Yards, on Manhattan’s West Side in New York City.
Jay Cross and Blake Hutcheson (Oxford Properties) were …
Toronto’s 46th Annual Cavalcade of Lights lit up Nathan Phillips Square last night.
Scarborough City Councillor Paul Ainslie, standing in for Mayor Rob Ford, flipped the switch just before 7:30 p.m. and with that The Official …
