Entries from Torontoist tagged with 'councillorkylerae'
December 26, 2007
Torontoist is ending the year by naming our Heroes and Villains of 2007––the people, places, and things that we've either fallen head over heels in love with or developed uncontrollable rage towards over the past twelve months. Get your dose, starting Boxing Day and running into the new year, three times a day––sunrise, noon, and sunset. There are good condos and there are bad condos. Toronto is being overrun by bad ones––"terrible cold chasms of......
Continue Reading "Villain: Condo Development"November 30, 2007
Near Manulife Financial: Bloor East citizens would like less poo in their public spaces. With condo fever gripping the still-shabby southeast corner of Bloor and Yonge due to the future One Bloor 80-storey tower, the Bloor East Neighbourhood Association (BENA) met Wednesday night at the Rogers Centre (333 Bloor Street East) to discuss how their little stretch of street could be transformed to rival the world-class reputation of Bloor West. BENA, representing ratepayers along......
Continue Reading "The Other Bloor Street"March 6, 2007
The Gardiner Expressway re-opened this morning after closures due to deadly "ice missiles" falling from the CN tower. One ice sheet was reportedly 50 metres tall and 6 metres wide! Canadian and British troops launched a massive offensive attack against Taliban fighters in southern Afghanistan, a mission titled "Operation Achilles". This time, dinner's on us. City Council voted in favour of having food provided for their monthly meetings, which will cost taxpayers $20,000 a year.......
Continue Reading "Ice Missiles Keep Falling On My Head, All TTC Delays Are YOUR Fault, Alpacas: Cuter Than Bunnies"February 14, 2007
Hey, it's snowing. Crazy! A tangled web of relationship intrigue baffles the investigators of a Markham double homicide. After reading this article three times, I still can't figure out who was married to who and who was having what affairs... ...and on that note, Happy Valentine's Day. With a similarly macabre look at love, a late Neolithic couple found buried together outside of Mantua will not be separated because, well, they're just too adorable.......
Continue Reading "Snow Day, Skeletons/Wal-Mart Greeters/Bon Cops/American Homosexuals Need Love Too"May 16, 2005
Eye editor Bert Archer reminded attentive readers that the alt-weekly would soon be adding to Church Street's crowded media scene (Now, Fab and Xtra are already there). Archer even posited that Church be affectionaly dubbed Toronto's Fleet Street. We see the logic of this idea. Especially when there are so many young and eager Ryerson journalism grads just waiting to make their mark. Up-start "youth" rag, Dose has also been hiring job-desperate university students to......
Continue Reading "Church Street = Fleet Street?"November 16, 2004
While sources are saying that Mayor Miller has backed off on plans to deliver any "Ich bin ein Frankfurter" speeches whilst on official city business in Germany. He is, by all accounts, doing a smashing job of forging what pretty much everyone considers to be a badly-needed partnership between Toronto and "Mainhattan." The intent of DM's European vacation, says City Hall, is to "actively promote business, trade, tourism and cultural relations between the two cities."......
Continue Reading "Episode 3: Can I be (like) Frank(furt)?"