Toronto

Riled Red Rocket riders ready to unite

The people who drive the buses already have a union. Now there's a movement afoot to create one for TTC riders. In a week punctuated by token hoarding, a fare hike and a six-hour subway disruption comes the suggestion that a...

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What Kind of Services do Banquet Halls Provide?

right banquet hall for the reception. There are many questions you will have such as large a hall do you need? Once you have settled on the size, you will need to know what services the hall will provide to make your wedding...

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Toronto woman becomes first transexual Body Worlds donor

Visitors who see Paige’s body on display will see up close the results of an extensive surgical male-to-female transition. She has had full cranial facial reconstruction and separate feminization surgeries for her nose, lips,...

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Jeannie Hanson commented on Helen & Sarah Battersby's blog post 'Alas, Blooms Day in Toronto,...

Jeannie Hanson commented on Helen & Sarah Battersby's blog post ' Alas, Blooms Day in Toronto, November 2009 ' Hi...beautiful roses. wouldn't think it would be warm enough in Canada! (thought we had the market cornered in...

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The Pitfalls of a Historical Commission

In the words of the Protocols, the purpose of the sub-commission on the historical dimension is `to restore mutual confidence between the two nations, including an impartial scientific examination of the historical records and...

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Chan sits 6th at Skate Canada

American Jeremy Abbott wins short program Toronto's Patrick Chan finds himself in sixth place after the men's short program at Skate Canada in Kitchener, Ont., on Friday. (Gerard Chataigneau/FSC-Sportims) Canadian men's figure...

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Student interviews bring no new leads in case of missing Toronto girl: police

TORONTO - Police say they have no new leads after interviewing almost all of the students at the high school attended by a missing 18-year-old Toronto girl. All but four students at Forest Hill Col...

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Toronto's ROM crystal on ugliest buildings list

The Royal Ontario Museum's Michael Lee-Chin Crystal opened in June 2007. (JP Moczulski/Reuters) A conspicuous addition to Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum has made it onto a tourism website's annual list of the "World's Top 10...

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Canada's military: Invisible no more

The popularity of Red Friday rallies such as this one, held in Toronto in 2006, reflects Canadians' growing support of their army, navy and air force. The first prime minister believed “that regulars . . . had taken up...

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No new leads in Mariam case

Police trying to corroborate brother's story Police have wrapped up interviews with some 1,000 students at the high school that missing Toronto teen Mariam Makhniashvili attended, but have not uncovered any new leads. Mariam...

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