Entries from Torontoist tagged with 'stephenledrew'
December 19, 2006
A body that was discovered in 1968 north of Toronto has been identified as a 17-year-old New Brunswick teen. Richard Hovey moved here to take part in Toronto's thriving counterculture scene but sadly met a tragic end. Shaun Bruce, the 22-year-old that ran against David Miller, is back at this old job as a zamboni driver. No word on where Jane Pitfield and Stephen LeDrew are now, and do we really care? There's an old......
Continue Reading "38-Year-Old Remains IDed, U.S. Stop Using Lakes as Shooting Range, Man Shoots Dog Makes News"October 30, 2006
Windy enough for ya? Those heavy gusts that left you scrambling for your scarves yesterday also knocked out power to some of Toronto's east end, and much of Atlantic Canada and Quebec. Michael Ignatieff isn't the only local politician using the internet to reach younger voters. Mayoral candidates David Miller, Jane Pitfield and Stephen LeDrew are hoping to YouTube themselves into City Hall by releasing campaign videos on the popular website. How are the candidates......
Continue Reading "Toronto: The Windy City, Politicians Score Young Voters With Teh Intranetz, The Youth Today, Ryerson Announces Historic Photojournalism Gallery"October 27, 2006
Today's topic in The Star's increasingly mundane "20 Questions" feature - where they ask the three biggest mayoral candidates questions about a whole plethora of subjects - was Favourite Movies. Jane Pitfield picked It's A Wonderful Life, The Sound of Music, and Ben Hur, three great films in three seperate genres that are generally accepted by audiences and critics to be among the best of all time. David Miller chose Casablanca, Apocalypse Now, and Richard......
Continue Reading "This Just In: Stephen LeDrew Has Garbage Taste In Movies"October 26, 2006
What have been the issues discussed in this year's civic election? The island airport? Check. The Gardiner? Yep. Crime? Sadly yes, even though crime in this city is down. Stephen LeDrew's bow tie? Uh huh. What day of the week it is? Yeah. What about homelessness? Nope. As far as we can tell, homelessness hasn't received much airtime from the major candidates. We're hoping that the launch of the Wellesley Institute's Blueprint to End Homelessness......
Continue Reading "Put Homelessness on Election Radar"October 11, 2006
In today's news, Canada joins the global chorus in support of sanctions against North Korea as it threatens more nuclear tests. Korea promises to greet sanctions as an act of war. The US says it won't invade and wonders what more the dictatorship wants. The Toronto Korean Senior Citizen's society and Canadians teaching English in North Korea are nervous. Toronto Police Union head Dave Wilson was re-elected by a narrow margin of 24 votes yesterday.......
Continue Reading "North Korea, North Korea, North Korea and some local news and whatever"October 11, 2006
These 45 seats might be empty now but come November 13 we'll get to help decide who should fill them. Yes, the municipal elections are upon us. So where should those addicted to municipal politics go for their online fix? Spacing Votes is the go-to choice. Matt Blackett and the team that brings you your favourite horizontally-inclined magazine has gathered a gaggle of bloggers, students and journalists to cover the election. They link to......
Continue Reading "Spacing, The Globe, Others Fight For Your Election Media Hearts"September 29, 2006
The City is paying over $28 million to make sure we get bigger recycling bins. The plan is to make recycling easier for Torontonians. We think the Sun's headline spells it out best "Recycling now 4 times the fun." Who could hate that? The OPP raid biker gang strongholds all over the province, including a chapter of the Vagabonds here in Toronto. They found guns and meth labs. 500 police officers were involved in the......
Continue Reading "Big Bins Come To Town, LeDrew Joins Mayoral Race, Cameras at Jane and Finch"