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If the premise of the headline is appealing to you, you should probably be coming out for the Toronto The Good party on Tuesday night. Spacing Magazine, E.R.A. Architects, [murmur], the Toronto Society of Architects, and Wireless Toronto have teamed up for the third annual TTG party to celebrate the Festival of Architecture and Design.

7. More information can be found at upcoming.org.

On Tuesday, Wireless Toronto (everybody's favourite community wireless group) held its very first Hacknight.

Earlier this month, a few volunteers from Wireless Toronto got together at the LinuxCaffe. Some people have heard how Toronto Hydro is rolling out free wireless access in the city core for 6 months, but Wireless Toronto has been offering free hotspots since May 2005. Armed with a wireless laptop, Torontoist tried out the service.

In case you're sick of paying for coffee to get your daily Internet fix, and can't wait for Toronto Hydro's system, the good folks over at Wireless Toronto have created a free WiFi access point in Yonge-Dundas Square.

At the party, sexy sexy one-inch buttons will be available, as will limited edition wireless toronto tshirts, and, of course, snacks and cheap drinks.

Those Wireless Toronto folks have struck again! The newest hotspot--which means free wifi--is in the Junction, at the Axis Gallery and Grill, a place with a great patio and a warm neighbourhood-y feel (3048 Dundas St. West).

Dear Internet Users of Toronto,

TOist has written about the mess the big four carriers are making of WiFi in TO (and Canada) in the past, with a mixture of frustration and apathy. So it's nice to see that some locally-wired citizens, loosely known as Wireless Toronto, are getting together to discuss the idea of creating wireless community networks. They're specifically looking to Ile Sans Fils, a Montreal group that offers WiFi when you're in their radius. TOist had opportunity to try it out a while back, and only hopes this group can muster up a similar operation for the WiFi-wanting here in TO. Gabe Sawhney will lead a discussion about approaches, models, and strategies for a community wireless group in Toronto.