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Pan American Food Festival

September 26, 2013 • Blog, City, Food + Drink, ReviewsComments (0)

The Harbourfront Centre played host to the Pan American Food Festival this past weekend (Sept 20-22). The event offered-up a variety of tastes, sights and sounds from over 40 countries. One of the standouts was the Ceviche Tacos ($5 each) from T.O. Ceviche Bar. There were multiple renditions of this dish from vendor to vendor, [&hellip...;

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To Arm or Not to Arm

September 26, 2013 • CityComments (1)

It’s a little odd to think that there’s any kind of controversy when it comes to equipping a police force with non-lethal weapons. To the best of our knowledge, an officer is granted permission to carry a gun as soon as he or she is provided with a badge....

Federal Shutdown to Hurt Government Employees

September 25, 2013 • Business, CityComments (0)

The United States has seen its fair share of troubles and its latest one may be brought on due to the fact the Democrats and Republicans cannot agree on the best way to spend its money. If the two sides don’t come to an agreement by October 1, then they...

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Ford Keeps a Promise

September 24, 2013 • Business, City, SocialComments (0)

Rob Ford stood beside Prime Minister Stephen Harper as he announced that the government will assist in funding the Toronto subway extension. The current plans for the extension were at an estimated cost of $2.63 billion when it was first announced in 2006....

Merchandising, Merchandising……..

September 23, 2013 • City, CultureComments (0)

So call us confused but we couldn’t help but wonder what in the world the Hell’s Angels were thinking last week when they entered the world of……..retail shopping? Here’s a notorious motorcycle gang that’s been around forever, has been charged and,...

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The Trading of Johnny Mac

September 23, 2013 • Blog, City, SportsComments (0)

We had to stop and laugh when reading a story in the paper this morning hailing the arrival of former Blue Jay John McDonald in Boston trumpeting the gritty infielders much deserved shot at the post-season with this seasons Red Sox. You see, on the one...

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Another iPhone means another iLine at the Eaton Centre

September 20, 2013 • Blog, Business, City, Culture, SocialComments (0)

With the arrival today of the two newest additions to the iPhone family, a familiar phenomenon is underway as I type that we at The Bull just don’t get. The iLine. Sure getting a new phone is fun for everyone, especially those so tech inclined that they...

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A Good Ol’ Canadian Standoff

September 20, 2013 • Blog, City, SportsComments (0)

We can’t take credit for this one but an old friend of ours calls this the ‘Canadian Standoff’. You’ve all seen it on sidewalks across the country, when one Canadian is headed in a certain direction, only to be cut off by someone walking in their...

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A Leisurely Lunch in Riverside

September 20, 2013 • City, ReviewsComments (1)

By Ashley Allinson A long-running success in North Toronto, Tabule has recently opened its doors to a second location right in the heart of Riverside (810 Queen E). For those who live/work in the area, it’s safe to say Tabule is a welcome addition to the...

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Another Trump Travesty

September 17, 2013 • Blog, Business, CityComments (0)

The Donald is always an easy target for his poor coif and even poorer choice of words but looking at how the Trump International Hotel & Tower has taken on Toronto, one can only help but walk by and scratch your head at what it has become. At first it was...