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A King Street West coworking space offers starting entrepreneurs affordable and welcoming offices, plus a keg fridge.
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Chris Riddell • Photos by Corbin Smith
In today's Urban Planner: the Luminato Festival, an arty scotch tasting, and stand-up comedy from Sabrina Jalees.
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Torontoist
One man's quest to understand the most inscrutable name on the subway map.
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Steve Kupferman
How a railroad planned a community around its expansion plans a century ago.
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Jamie Bradburn
Shinny dipping at the Trinity Community Recreation Centre.
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Justin Li • Photos by Corbin Smith
The slow process of digging out underground tunnels for Toronto's future light-rail vehicles got its start earlier this morning.
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Steve Kupferman • Photos by Christopher Drost
Hello, today. You are the Wednesday of our dreams. In the news: a city surplus, boring under Eglinton, historical grass, what the weather will be like this summer, and Ford hires his radio producer.
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Casey Irvin • Illustration by Jeremy Kai
TGIF, as always. In the news: the premier says she'll step into City affairs if necessary, the mayor denies ordering the deletion of official records, the Feds aren't okay with an HST increase for transit funding, Ontarians aren't okay with an HST increase either, and an ORNGE crash kills four.
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Terri Coles • Illustration by Jeremy Kai
The Star suggests scandal-battered Ford tried to have records destroyed. The City says otherwise.
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Steve Kupferman
NBC's new TV series about America's favourite cannibal is shot in Toronto, and you can tell.
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David Fleischer
Hey Wednesday, fancy meeting you here. In the news: Caribbean Carnival get’s parade fences; Premier Wynne tells everyone why Paul Godfrey was fired; Wynne wags her finger (without naming names *wink*); and Lake Ontario is not getting skinnier, yet.
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Casey Irvin • Illustration by Jeremy Kai
In the late 1950s, several suburban municipalities tried to block construction of the Bloor-Danforth and University subway lines.
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Jamie Bradburn
Acrotholus audeti is believed to have lived in Alberta about 85 million years ago. Now, it's on display at the ROM.
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Chris Riddell • Photos by Giordano Ciampini
The 2013 edition of Jane's Walk, the annual urban-exploration festival, is happening this weekend. Here are some highlights.
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Steve Kupferman
Music Monday, an annual event, is getting some help from outer space this year.
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Terri Coles
Every weekday's end, we collect just about everything you ought to care about or ought not miss.
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Steve Kupferman
Former Leafs GM Brian Burke was fired earlier this year, but his decisions laid the groundwork for this season's success.
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Corbin Smith
Well, the sunshine is a good omen for this week, right? In the news: a safety-minded family makes a heroic rescue at Yorkdale, the city went a bit overboard with hand sanitizer, runners honour the Boston victims, and the Leafs actually, finally, make the playoffs!
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Terri Coles • Illustration by Jeremy Kai
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