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TRANSIT: While your SUV is in the shop, why don't you participate in an open discussion on public transit in Toronto? Metrolinx (an agency of the Province of Ontario) has released the first draft of their 25-year plan for public transportation. It's titled The Big Move: Transforming Transportation in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, and they want to hear what you think of it, so head down to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (after having thoroughly read the 114-page draft regional transportation plan and registered in advance on-line). Metro Toronto Convention Centre (255 Front Street West), 5–9 p.m., FREE.

Sarah Lazarovic—curator of the garage-based Montrose Portrait Gallery of Canada—is painting a portrait of a Torontonian every day. Each Monday, we'll feature one of those portraits here. Suggestions for subjects welcome.

Singers, singer-songwriters, comedians, rappers, and good-deed-doers came together Tuesday night at the Drake Hotel for It’s Always Something Else, an evening aid of Gilda’s Club Toronto, the organization named for Gilda Radner that offers free cancer support to those afflicted by the disease.

Apparently laughing is the new Atkins, so if you're looking for a way to get that bikini bod in shape check out The Second City That Never Sleeps 24 hour comedy marathon this weekend at the city's premier chuckle club.

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Sean Cullen is all over the place this summer. When he's not hosting Simply Sean, his summer radio show on the CEEB (Is Cullen heir to Danny Finkleman's recently-vacated throne, with his songs punctured by off the wall ramblings), he's putting together new material for the act he's taking to the Laugh Resort this evening. Cullen's only there for a four-night run, so here's hoping he'll get back to his free Monday night improv music at the Drake this Fall.

The Year that Was: We won't presume to have seen it all, or read it all, or eaten it all. And so, a digested list of good things that happened in and around the GTA and the universe this year. Okay, in and around this year.

Those who fear that the execrable comedy stylings of Mike Bullard constitute Canada's only (living) contribution to the world of portly funnymen can take heart in the growing popularity of one Mr. Sean Cullen.