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  • Friday’s Headlines

    • Gardiner is belle of the ball [ Toronto Star ] • Radical new steps in trash [ Toronto Star ] • Hello, I’m your T.O Greeter ...

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  • Saturday’s headlines

    Pulse Front at Harbourfront, by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer • Has the cultural renaissance begun? [ Toronto Star ] • Renaissance ROM, finally realized...

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  • Friday’s Headlines

    • 12,000 pinpricks of light online to rescue Sam’s classic neon sign [ Toronto Star ] • Luminato sheds light on city life [ Globe and Mail...

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  • Thursday’s Headlines

    • Commuter Challenge Week [ Toronto Star ] • Vaughan a hub for green builders [ Toronto Star ] • York, Durham burn on both sides of the...

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  • Wednesday’s Headlines

    • What’s wrong with this picture? Location, location, location [ Toronto Star ] • Bringing back fish paradise in GTA [ Toronto Star ...

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  • Monday’s Headlines

    • When Mies’ tower scraped the sky [ Toronto Star ] • City’s top-ranked services come at a cost, study shows [ Toronto Star ] &bull...

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  • Little box in the big city

    Cross-posted from Eye Daily. In an effort to break into the urban market, big-box stores are learning to adapt to the big city, a trend that has yet to...

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  • Thursday’s Headlines

    • 7,000 expected for Toronto trek [ Toronto Star ] • Time to get smart about Smart Growth [ Toronto Star ] • New speed bumps way too high ...

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  • Building Toronto’s Green Future

    When: May 24, 7:30-9:30 pm Where: St. Lawrence Centre Forum, 27 Front Street East (2 blocks east of Union Station) New development standards are in the...

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  • Saturday’s headlines

    • City eyes project to assess beggars [ Toronto Star ] • Council decries panhandling pilot project [ National Post ] • INSIDE CITY HALL: he...

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  • Friday’s Headlines

    • Car campaign Ts off councillors [ Toronto Star ] • Wobbly bike posts a gift for thieves [ Toronto Star ] • Green bins in condos: A city...

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  • Communicate on City’s Community Arts this Month

    The midpoint of May has just passed and we’re already in the thrall of arts fest madness — a simultaneously anxious and guilty condition...

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