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1 Comment Historicist: The Women’s Home Guard The women who were prepared to defend Toronto in 1915. By David Wencer Nov. 10th, 12:00 pm
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2 Comments Spring Here, Chicks Not Digging Harper, We’re Still Good At Hockey By Patrick Metzger Jan. 7th, 8:00 am
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A Guide to Toronto’s 2013 Summer Beers, at the LCBO and Beyond Warning: beer will not rehydrate you on those hot summer days. Here's a rundown of brews you'll want to drink anyway.
Newsstand: June 18, 2013 Where'd the sun go, guys? In the news: police release more info on Project Traveller, the mayor is still making up his mind about security, university students are bummed out, the measles have hit Burlington, and the Jays rack up another win.
Extra, Extra: Fordcourt Supreme, Gawker‘s Philanthropy, and Lots of Booze Every weekday's end, we collect just about everything you ought to care about or ought not miss.
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