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October 9, 2007

Global warming revealed its benevolent side yesterday as Toronto recorded the hottest Thanksgiving Day ever. Screw you, polar bears and drought-ravaged farmers—we got patio weather in October! Dalton McGuinty said that he wasn't taking the election for granted in spite of polls showing the Liberals headed for another majority government. "There's lots of time left for voters to make up their mind," said McGuinty as he passed around party hats and pieces of a......

Continue Reading "Thanksgiving Hot, McGuinty Humble, Counsellors Healthy "

August 20, 2007

The so-called Three Amigos Summit will take place this week at a resort in Montebello, Quebec, where the leaders of Canada, the U.S. and Mexico will meet with business executives to discuss stuff that's none of your business. Incidentally, the tag line for the 1986 movie The Three Amigos was "They're Down On Their Luck And Up To Their Necks In Senoritas, Margaritas, Banditos And Bullets!" Dalton McGuinty will commit the provincial government to taking......

Continue Reading "Bush Is Coming, The Bears Are Coming, The Liberals Are Just Breathing Heavy"

June 29, 2007

Now that you're informed about the unhappy and scary state of the earth, it's time to do something about it. The next ArtJam will not only showcase the usual fusion of art and music, but will be a fundraiser for WTF, or the Weather Task Force. Come out to Rancho Relaxo on Friday, June 29 at 8 p.m. and pay $7 cover to help out this environmental alliance—after all, WTF organizes a bunch of......

Continue Reading "WTF?! There's a Climate Crisis?!"

May 18, 2007

Alfred North Whitehead is quoted as saying "No one ever says, here I am, and I have brought my body with me." What it means to have a body, our often fractious relationship with it, and how its definitions have played out in relations of power are all topics of increasing importance in the art world. As science and technology expand the limits of the body, artistic practice is exploring new ways of its representation.......

Continue Reading "Body Talk"

March 7, 2007

Toronto city council has approved a new design for the city's street-name signs. The city replaces roughly 2,000 to 2,500 signs each year anyway, so the new design will be phased-in gradually. Fortunately, it looks like this may not be as large a waste of taxpayer funds as one might expect. Federal Court Justice Carolyn Layden-Stevenson ordered the release of Toronto terrorism suspect Mahmoud Jaballah. Jabllah was held for more than five years without......

Continue Reading "New Street Signs, We Need Streetcar Lines, Middle-Aged Woman Commits Crimes"

November 15, 2006

When the feds handed out $37 million for improving security on transit systems nationwide yesterday, Go Transit received $5.3 million, $4.3 million went to Union Station, but the TTC received only $1.46 Million, just shy of the $17 million it asked for. "It's like handing a bum a dime and saying, `Go buy a cup of coffee,'" said Howard Moscoe, distractedly pushing a rusty shopping cart full of discount surveillance cameras. Meanwhile, federal Finance Minister......

Continue Reading "Funding Woes, Man in Coma, Province Can't Cut Coal Habit, Still No Comfort In Chocolate"

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