Populist: February 4–10

We publish a lot of articles on Torontoist, and sometimes it's hard to keep up. Populist is a weekly recap, appearing every Sunday night, that features some of the coolest, most interesting, most commented, and most recommended posts from our past week.

Todd Aalgaard and Miles Storey covered Anonymous' big anti-Scientology protest earlier today. It was weird. (This week's most recommended post.)
Marc Lostracco wrote about the latest episode in Rogers' continuing fetish for small print and abysmal customer service: "unlimited" data! The iPhone has never looked less appealing.
Maneesh Mohindra wrote about Salman Hossain and his inflammatory, ugly comments about killing Canadian soldiers, Jews, Peter McKay, and adorable sleepy puppies. (This week's most commented-on post.)
David Topping capped off DiManno Watch––for now, maybe forever––because, really, once you start beginning articles with "A woman wakes up with a man's penis between her legs," the criticism kinda takes care of itself.
Jonathan Goldsbie discovered some bathroom signs really, really nicely discouraging gay bathroom sex.
Stephen Johns wrote about baseball players' intro music, with special attention deservedly payed to mankind's finest son, Limp Bizkit.
Stacey May Fowles wrote about every girl's dream: Disney wedding dresses!
Miles Storey had great photographs from a protest demanding affordable housing, and Newmindspace's snowball fight.
Val Dodge followed up on his last article about pedestrian signals being sponsored by private companies with an update: now we're paying for 'em. Nice.
Readers' favourite photo of the past week (by recommends) was Monday's photo of a snowy (and beautifully multi-colored) rows and rows of houses, by aardvark.