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City / March 3, 2012 / Comments (3)

What the Toronto flag might have looked like

Flag Competition Flying Alexindigo

You can't tell to look at it, but the design of the blue, white and red city flag flying on Toronto's public buildings - always on the right when flown beside the provincial and national flag - is a competition entry from the 1970s submitted with close to 700 other...

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Arts / March 3, 2012 / Comments (2)

Reflection photography and the art of seeing double

Reflection photography Toronto

There are more than a few people out there who think that reflection-based photography is unimaginative and overplayed, but when done correctly, the results can be just the opposite. Mirrored images often create something akin to a trompe l'oeil effect, which is at once both confusing and delightful as the...

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Announcements / March 3, 2012

Stylish French living can now be bought in Toronto

Gautier Toronto

A global furniture chain that promises "stylish French living" is the latest addition to the King East design district. Found near the corner of Jarvis and Adelaide, the new shop features made-in-France products for kids, adults and everyone in between. Read my profile of the Toronto branch of Gautier in...

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Arts / March 3, 2012 / Comments (1)

This Week in Comedy: That's What SHE Said, Twitter Gong Show, Women's Week Comedy Showcase, Lou Dinos, and Chris Locke's Birthday

Comedy Toronto

It's International Women's Week, and we have a couple of all-female comedy shows that are jam-packed with talent. That said, it's also Chris Locke's birthday, so I don't know which to celebrate first. Help me decide on This Week in Comedy......

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People / March 2, 2012 / Comments (25)

Get to Know a Barista: Jason Galbraith of Rooster Coffee House

Jason Galbraith

It's always amazing how many people you'll find at Riverdale's Rooster Coffee House on any given mid-morning or mid-afternoon - times that are usually lulls for downtown cafes on busy streets. The big table at the back with the pile of board games is full, but no one is playing...

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Thirsty & Miserable hopes to be your new beer forward destination in Kensington Market. The bar, formerly Planet Kensington, Freshwood Grill and Havana Cuba - is a tiny little nook...

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Patisserie 27 quietly landed on Jane Street street several months ago, and it is still introducing area residents to its take on classic French pastry. "I don't know Twitter; I don't...

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Gautier is the latest addition to Toronto's fancy furniture row, otherwise known as King East. The new shop hosts the designs of a 50-year-old French brand that, despite the going...

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Hopgood's Foodliner serves such impeccably executed fare that I scarcely realized the last time I had crab dip so delicious was at Aunt Dolly's church potluck. While the restaurant's name...

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