Volume IX No. VIII
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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Top Stories
Viewpoint: Publicity hound calls it wrong

Self-promoter J. P. Pampena's lust to get his name in the media spurred a desperate attempt March 10 to second guess Mayor David Miller's planned and well-hyped announcement. The limo company operator and occasional pubic relations flak was among the earliest to throw his fedora into the mayoral rac... Full Story


Biased Toronto media ignore blind Man with a Vision

    J.P. Pampena, a blind public-relations man/limosine-service operator and mayoral candidate who terms himself the Man with A Vision, seeks media attention by  accusing "some of the media of being biased as demonstrated by their choosing to cover only and only certain 'favourite' candidates t... Full Story


Pam McConnell faces off against Island airport boss

During the recent Island airport noise-reduction “public meeting” Feb. 18 called by the Toronto Port Authority, area residents were aghast to see that instead of a stage and chairs, there was no seating at the Harbourfront Radisson Hotel for a real meeting. Instead, TPA had set up a series of panel ... Full Story


Murray carries Toronto Centre for Liberals

Toronto Liberals celebrated their by-election victory during a packed reception at the Downtown Jack Astor's restaurant at Yonge and Dundas square on the evening of Feb. 4th.   Premiere Dalton McGuinty was on hand to congratulate the winning candidate, Glen Murray, as was outgoing Toronto Ce... Full Story


Corporate Knights tilt toward Toronto

The city that can’t keep its streets and parks clean, its century-old water pipes from bursting, its transit moving people efficiently…and all the other failings the megacity has wrought its denizens…is now called the top sustainable big city in Canada.Give a cheer! Toronto has achieved political co... Full Story


Local News

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» Solar electricity for your high rise?
» Growing community by growing food
» City goes with plan ‘A’ for Fort York visitor centre
» Taylor's Wharf Lane gets a name and a sign
» New garbage bins holiday gifts from the city

Editorial

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» No good guys in local TV/cable riff
» Sly Ontario grits insert a gold ringer
» City sells out Harbourfront residents
» We need a mayor who’ll set us free
» Let us help you run for city council

Columns & Views

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» Touby: Are they covering their butts selling off your property?
» Sewell: G20 has got to be haunting Bill Blair’s sleep
» Comstock: A small town is moving Downtown this year
» Viewpoint: Old Town Toronto ready for Pan Am Games closeup?
» Touby: Very convenient untruth in an Inconvenient Truth

Inspiration & Motivation

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» Motivation: Have you connected with your passion?
» The Un-Comfort Zone: The buck starts here
» The Un-Comfort Zone: The examined life
» The Un-Comfort Zone: More powerful than you know
» Motivation: Coping with life and career after 50

Bruce Bell

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» Black’s #10 Toronto St. fortress opens to light
» Is this building our mini Chateau of Versailles?
» Hats off, smoking OK in ‘new’ TD Centre elevator
» The Big Apple and TO share a lot in common
» Big Daddy, what the hell are you thinking?

Letters to the Editor

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» Marchese: Writer busted at border by U.S. cops
» Playground gear in Crombie Park upsets local resident
» Charity run schedules create chaos, pollution
» Toronto needs two airports, including on the Island
» Glaring errors in airport ‘tirade’

City Politics

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» John Tory pulls name out of Toronto mayoral race
» Glen Murray nominated Liberal candidate in Toronto Centre
» TPA report coverup reveals 10-year contract
» Chow: Stephen Harper put padlock on House of Commons
» Date looms for Gardiner groups

Downtown Seen

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» Wynn Fitness grand opening on The Esplanade
» Top Cops: CPLC Gala at St. Lawrence Hall
» DX Commotion '09: 'Quite the party'
» Local teenage chanteuse performs Ultimate Indie Showcase
» Annual home tour returns to Cabbagetown

Local Business

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» Cabbagetown BIA holds 2009 AGM
» Our Market improves
» Toronto bids a fond farewell to the Carlton Cinema
» Designers take a dare for foundation
» CIBC branch at Bay & College celebrates 50th anniversary

Arts & Life

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» Improv calls to artists
» Harbourfront choir seeking new members
» Toronto Sculpture Garden: Yes, but is it art?
» Poet, artist brings Cabbagetown to the world
» City themes take shape in bronze

Restaurant Reviews

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» Capitol Trattoria Pizzeria
» George Brown Chefs' House opens to the public this fall
» Local Front St. resto hosts gourmet Tuscan benefit extravaganza
» No nightmare on Elm: perfect patio, pizza at bistro
» Resto: Beautiful spot lives up to its name

Local Sports

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» Donations save Jarvis C.I. pool
» Olympic torch relay travels down Yonge St.
» Facilities for Pan Am athletes on display
» Viewpoint: Century of rowing down the drain
» Hockey league makes room for Downtown kids

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