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Jean-Michel Basquiat - Now’s the Time

May 1, 2015 • City, Culture, In the MagazineComments (0)

By Grady Mitchell From now until May 10, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) will house a collection of almost 85 Jean-Michel Basquiat pieces. Entitled Now‘s The Time, the retrospective is the first of its kind on Canadian soil, backed by a chorus of voices declaring that right now is, in fact, the perfect moment [&hellip...;

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Come Network with The Bull

April 22, 2015 • Business, City, In the MagazineComments (0)

The Bay St. Bull and Citizen (located at 522 King Street West) are proud to announce an exciting new partnership where we’ll be bringing to you in the flesh some of Canada’s most talented and influential entrepreneurs. Speaking on their successes,...

Eight Ways to Spot A Data Centre

January 19, 2015 • Blog, Business, CityComments (1)

All over Toronto, there are incredibly well air conditioned buildings being erected to accommodate the expanding cloud network. As more businesses turn to 3rd party providers to store their information online, more and more of these electric warehouses are...

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CITY: The Bloggers of Bay Street

December 22, 2014 • City, In the MagazineComments (0)

A decade ago, blogging was considered a casual hobby. Today,it’s a business. But that doesn’t mean Toronto’s top bloggers are saying goodbye to their corporate day jobs. Written by: Julia Eskins They’re in the front row of fashion week runways....

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“Top 3” Toronto Places To Buy Unique Gifts

December 1, 2014 • Blog, CityComments (0)

Written by: Tiana Lemeza Christmas is a time for giving and showing the people you love just how much they mean to you. Present shopping shouldn’t be seen as a chore but rather a fun new and exciting experience to discover hidden treasures and find extra...

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Election Day In Toronto

October 27, 2014 • Blog, CityComments (0)

Written by: Reid Goodison Torontonians head to the polls today to elect Toronto’s city councilors and mayor today. Regular polls opened at 10 this morning, while turnout for advanced ballots has more than doubled since Toronto’s last municipal election....

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Don’t Shoot the Pollsters

October 9, 2014 • Blog, CityComments (0)

Written by: Reid Goodison The latest poll information, depending on which you consult, paints some very different pictures of Toronto’s mayoral race. A Forum poll holds that John Tory’s support has declined by four points, from 43% to 39% since September...

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Ford Punches 8-Year Hole in Tory’s Résumé

October 9, 2014 • Blog, CityComments (0)

Written by: Reid Goodison The latest affair in the ever-classy mayoral race mudslinging took place Wednesday morning. Contender Doug Ford, who grabbed up four points from rival John Tory in the latest Forum research poll, was eager to point out a gaping hole...

COLLABORATION AT WORK: Dinner and Drinks at Blowfish

July 24, 2014 • Blog, City, Food + DrinkComments (0)

Written by Eric Irvin There’s nothing like dinner and drinks with friends to help you get back into the swing of things after a long weekend break. Yes, it may have been raining on that May night but my friends and I couldn’t turn down an invitation from...

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CUT THE BULL: Taking another crack at it

July 24, 2014 • City, In the Magazine, SocialComments (0)

Despite his obvious drug addiction, our Mayor somehow manages to gain traction and gain supporters. By Brendan Louis Our mayor smokes crack. Let’s just start there, shall we? And I think with his recent trip to rehab we can all agree that he never really...