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An aging social-housing neighbourhood will receive parks, more inviting streets, and shiny new housing.
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A vigil for the Eaton Centre shooting brings out passionate pleas for support for low-income neighborhoods in Toronto.
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A small but forceful manif casserole protest clamours for attention, all the way to Yonge and Bloor.
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Bronwyn Kienapple and Chris Dart • Photos by Dean Bradley
We all like to play with iPhone filters, but what happens when the pros get in on it?
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Residents of the genteel east-end nabe are bitterly divided over a proposed six-storey condo development.
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Campaign to make Toronto a Fair Trade Town launched at city council meeting yesterday.
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The Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival runs from May 1 to May 31. Over the next few days, we'll tell you what to see, and what to skip.
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Former Cream drummer still deranged, and so is this doc.
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This will make you want to buy a cabana in Baja, but maybe not save fish.
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Toronto certainly doesn't shine here, but this brutally honest family drama does.
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Underpass Park is step one in a wider revitalization of the less-than-beautiful West Don Lands area.
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Bronwyn Kienapple • Photos by Corbin Smith
City Council's Protégée Program seeks to bring fresh—and female—faces into local politics.
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Bronwyn Kienapple • Photos by Christopher Drost
A proposed Eglinton West LRT entrance may carve out up to 900 square feet of a local park.
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In which we chat with some of the people who bring much-needed sanity to your morning commute.
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And The Toronto Street Food Project is looking to connect taco-loving social media fiends with city council.
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Ontario's Court of Appeal rules against laws preventing bawdy houses and living off money earned from sex work.
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An outpouring of community and corporate support bolsters plans to rebuild the beloved Jamie Bell playground.
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West-end residents fear a new condo may set off "crowding" of Toronto's largest park.
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