Posts Filed Under: chloe cushman

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2012 Hero: Cheri DiNovo

Nominated for: championing trans rights.

By Terri Coles • Illustration by Chloe CushmanDec. 18th, 8:45 am

2012 Heroes: Jude MacDonald and Paul Magder

Nominated for: holding Mayor Rob Ford to account.

By David Demchuk • Illustration by Chloe CushmanDec. 18th, 8:45 am

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2012 Villain: James Pasternak and Other QuAIA Alarmists

Nominated for: undermining Pride Toronto, and Toronto's commitment to diversity.

By Hamutal Dotan • Illustration by Chloe CushmanDec. 17th, 8:45 am

2012 Villain: John Farrell

Nominated for: checking out even before he left the team.

By Terri Coles • Illustration by Chloe CushmanDec. 13th, 8:45 am

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2012 Hero: Alex Anthopoulos

Nominated for: building the Jays into a team to be reckoned with.

By Terri Coles • Illustration by Chloe CushmanDec. 12th, 8:45 am

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How to Not Look Like a Complete Jerk for the Rest of Movember

Your moustache is for charity, but that doesn't mean you need to look like a charity case.

By Steve Kupferman • Illustration by Chloe CushmanNov. 14th, 3:00 pm

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Mapping Our Music: The 1990s

Music isn't just sound—it also informs our sense of place. And so, a look at some of the places that have shaped Toronto's music.

By Jamie Bradburn • Illustration by Chloe CushmanSep. 19th, 11:30 am

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Mapping Our Music: The 1980s

Music isn't just sound—it also informs our sense of place. And so, a look at some of the places that have shaped Toronto's music.

By Jamie Bradburn • Illustration by Chloe CushmanAug. 21st, 9:30 am

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Tacos of Summer: Part Four, Agave Y Aguacate

This year, Toronto finds itself in the midst of a full-blown taco trend, with several purveyors stuffing their tortillas with ingredients far more unique than the usual chicken or beef. Torontoist's multi-part series Tacos of Summer is your guide to some of the best.

By Steve Kupferman • Illustration by Chloe CushmanAug. 16th, 4:15 pm

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Mapping Our Music: The 1970s

Music isn't just sound—it also informs our sense of place. And so, a look at some of the places that have shaped Toronto's music.

By Jamie Bradburn • Illustration by Chloe CushmanJul. 19th, 10:00 am

Tacos of Summer: Part Three, JangBang

This year, Toronto finds itself in the midst of a full-blown taco trend, with several purveyors stuffing their tortillas with ingredients far more unique than the usual chicken or beef. Torontoist's multi-part series Tacos of Summer is your guide to some of the best.

By Steve Kupferman • Illustration by Chloe CushmanJul. 10th, 10:00 am

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Tacos of Summer: Part Two, Hot Beans

This year, Toronto finds itself in the midst of a full-blown taco trend, with several purveyors stuffing their tortillas with ingredients far more unique than the usual chicken or beef. Torontoist's multi-part series Tacos of Summer is your guide to some of the best.

By Steve Kupferman • Illustration by Chloe CushmanJun. 25th, 9:00 am

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Mapping Our Music: The 1960s

Music isn't just sound—it also informs our sense of place. And so, a look at some of the places that have shaped Toronto's music.

By Jamie Bradburn • Illustration by Chloe CushmanJun. 13th, 3:30 pm

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Tacos of Summer: Part One, La Carnita

This year, Toronto finds itself in the midst of a full-blown taco trend, with several purveyors stuffing their tortillas with ingredients far more unique than the usual chicken or beef. Torontoist's multi-part series, Tacos of Summer, is your guide to some of the best.

By Steve Kupferman • Illustration by Chloe CushmanJun. 12th, 3:00 pm

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Mapping Our Music: Before 1960

Music isn't just sound—it also informs our sense of place. And so, a look at some of the places that have shaped Toronto's music.

By Jamie Bradburn • Illustration by Chloe CushmanMay. 9th, 12:30 pm

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Prehistoric City: Toronto Through the Ages

What was happening here hundred of millions of years ago?

By Daniel Sellers • Illustrations by Chloe CushmanApr. 12th, 10:32 am

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Prehistoric Toronto: Glacial Lake Iroquois

As the last Ice Age glacier retreated from above Toronto, its meltwater, for a time, overwhelmed the city.

By Daniel Sellers • Illustration by Chloe CushmanMar. 28th, 4:15 pm

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Prehistoric Toronto: The Ice Age

Throughout the world, the Pleistocene epoch was known for its giant mammals. Toronto was no exception.

By Daniel Sellers • Illustrations by Chloe CushmanMar. 22nd, 10:30 am