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Entries from Torontoist tagged with 'kansascity'

June 28, 2007

Tony Blair resigns as British Prime Minister, and Gordon Brown takes over. For those not familiar with British politics, an analogy: remember when Jean Chretien stepped down and Paul Martin took over as Prime Minister, and everybody agreed that although it was clearly time to go, wow, was Paul Martin boring or what? It's like that, except pretend that Paul Martin was even more boring. Looks like the Hamilton Predators will not be in Ontario's......

Continue Reading "New Brit PM, No Hamilton Hockey Team, and You Just Keep Waiting For Your iPhone"

March 23, 2007

If you're a red-blooded Toronto sports fan you probably already have your Toronto FC season tickets in hand, waiting for the big kick-off against the Kansas City Wizards and the day Beckham arrives. In the meantime, the most exciting news on the local football front is the unveiling of our Major League Soccer club's uniforms; especially if you're a BMO customer. The FC have decided to go all "continental" which basically means that they're putting......

Continue Reading "BMO Puts its Best Foot Forward"

August 17, 2005

Pontiac Quarterly, "Toronto's preeminent live-action literary and arts journal," drops another issue tonight. And once again, you don't have to bother with that pesky reading thing, or deal with any circulation problems out of Kansas City. All you need do is bring your ears to the Drake to hear, see and experience this, their virginity-themed issue. Past issues have also included soundtracks by Kieran Grant and illustrations by Tyler Clarke Burke. Plus you don't have......

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November 30, 2004

Recorded live this past Spring over a series of club dates in Chicago and Toronto, Neko Case's The Tigers Have Spoken is that rare instance of a live album being so much more than a contractual obligation or greatest hits package with crowd noises. Instead, it was intended to be just as essential a part of Neko’s discography as either Blacklisted or Furnace Room Lullabye, only showcasing the more joyous side of her music rather......

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