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Once a week, Vandalist features some of the most interesting street art and graffiti from around Toronto. You should contribute.

Photo by Jason Thompson Photography.

Neighbourhood festivals are a great way to either explore unfamiliar pockets of the city or actually meet the people who cross your path on a daily basis. Signage for this neighbourhood street festival at the corner of Wyndham Street and Brock brought our attention to tomorrow’s day of events and big FUN in The Brockton Triangle area. The wee bit of west end land known as The Brockton Triangle stretches from Dundas to the railroad tracks north of Queen Street between Brock and Lansdowne Avenue. It’s Toronto’s only triangular neighbourhood lost in a sea of boring squares (or closely related quadrilaterals).

Study finds that Ontario children's group homes are like jails. Managers of group homes dismissed charges that their homes were Dickensian by pointing out that their children are not highly skilled pickpockets. Yet.

This morning at about 10 a.m., Ken Wood and some of the other residents living on Lansdowne Avenue heard buzzsaws.