Posts Filed Under: “Mel Lastman”
Exploring the evolution during the early 1970s of the clichéd phrase used to support law enforcement, "our cops are tops."
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Jamie Bradburn
The mayor who championed the Sheppard subway line doesn't think the proposed one-stop Scarborough extension is a good deal.
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Torontoist
Reviewing Toronto's five previous attempts to display the Olympic rings.
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Jamie Bradburn
A look at how Pride exploded in size in the 1990s.
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Jamie Bradburn
Twenty years ago today, Ontario voted in one of its most controversial governments.
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Jamie Bradburn
Cracking eggs and squeezing oranges for nearly 60 years in Scarborough.
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Jamie Bradburn
Thirty years ago today, Scarborough entered a new chapter in its public transit history that was proclaimed at the time as the greatest day in its history.
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Jamie Bradburn
The current controversy over subways is nothing new for Scarborough. Area residents and politicians have been debating public transit for more than half a century.
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Jamie Bradburn
A new book by longtime columnist Edward Keenan suggests diversity is Toronto's strength, and engagement its saviour.
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David Demchuk
The actor who plays the mayor in Theatre Passe Muraille's Rob Ford Holiday Spectacular! opens up about the demands of the role.
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Steve Fisher
Nominated for: trying to turn an already divided house even more against itself.
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Todd Aalgaard • Illustration by Brian McLachlan
Celebrating a suburban golden jubilee back in '72.
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Jamie Bradburn
Promises of coloured margarine, demonizing drink, and men of action in a gallery of past provincial election ads.
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Jamie Bradburn
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Hamutal Dotan
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Jamie Bradburn
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John Semley
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Todd Aalgaard
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Kevin Plummer
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