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Thornhill RevealedAll this long-form census hullabaloo got us wondering: what kind of information might be lost? So we commissioned an Ipsos Reid study — drawing partially from the census — to find out who... |
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Thornhill Post - September 2010
Features
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People's Republic of Pasta Hits MidtownLITTLE ITALY LANDMARK Giancarlo’s Trattoria and Bar is going strong, so the owner has packed up the pasta and ventured north to St.Clair Avenue to open Prop. |
Analyze this!Enough transit talk and budget banter. It’s time to go out on a limb and find out just what the top five mayoral candidates are made of |
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Five rising stars to watch at TIFF 2010THESE TALENTED TORONTONIANS ARE MAKING WAVES AT THIS YEAR’S FEST |
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A luxurious spa the perfect antidote for a crisp Toronto fallPrepare for the season by investing in some built-in relaxation. |
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Open your mind to reclaimed doors and furnishingsreclaimed furnishings offer heaps of character with the added bonus of peace of mind |
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When did school swallow the sandbox?Face-to-face playtime helps kids develop necessary life skills |
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The Hour keeps on tickingIN THE FALL of 2007, as The Hour was showing signs of becoming a watchable TV show, George Stroumboulopoulos crashed his motorcycle. |
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The bad boy chef with a big heartMARC THUET READIES A NEW AND VERY DIFFERENT SEASON OF CONVICTION KITCHEN |
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September means more than TIFF in T.O.Five shows that will add some sizzle to the end of your summer |
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A-maize your friends!Nothing says Ontario more than corn. Check out Rose Reisman's top three off the cob recipes. |
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Finger lickin’ northern fried chickenThe staple dish of the Deep South has found a home on some of the city’s best menus. Chef Lynn Crawford tracks down T.O.’s best |
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Big Ben’s Little PakistanOur new columnist discovers a community united by pride, prayer and life-changing biryani |
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For local sergeant, changing lives is a slam dunkPeter Henry is taking to the streets and the courts to make a difference |
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TIFF opens with a ballad & a body checkMichael McGowan’s Score: A Hockey Musical a ‘love story to T.O. in winter’ |
Thornhill Co-op sets sights on Supreme Court fightResidents of a Thornhill housing co-operative are taking their fight to retain control of their community to the country’s highest court. |
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Thank You, IndiaHuffington Post writer goes East |
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Residents concerned over David Dunlap cropRecent plowing and planting on the David Dunlap Observatory (DDO) site has area residents up in arms once again. |
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Buffalo’s famous wings arrive on Bathurst StreetPlus, 10 years for Pilates studio, and more |
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May the farce be with youThough a fine production, Joe Orton’s classic farce isn't nearly as shocking as when it first premiered in Britain more than a quarter century ago. |
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Foundation born out of parents’ love for their tripletsLocal resident Dana Florence says she finds her strength in her children. Triplets Taylor, Brody and Cole were born prematurely at 25 weeks and five days. Between the three, they spent their first... |
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Hot deal for Thornhill’s frozen treat tycoonsA recent deal will breathe new life into a once thriving Thornhill frozen dessert company. |
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Superstars of song make beautiful music togetherRaine Maida and Chantal Kreviazuk find perfect harmony as man and wife |
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Beyond the plastic surgery and lapdogsAs a former colleague of Joan Rivers, I couldn’t wait to see her new documentary |
Steeles Avenue goes from worst to firstAfter taking home the title of worst road in Ontario last year, Steeles Avenue is poised to be named the best road in the province this month. |
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Kick it up!Fashionista Jeanne Beker glams up her gams in Hogtown’s hautest leggings and booties. |
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Should Lord Black be allowed back?Five experts sound off on how Conrad can repair his reputation |
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Fall Real Estate Roundtable 2010In a lively e-mail exchange, our experts reassess the Toronto real estate market |
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Where have all the butterflies gone?Acclaimed Toronto writer Jane Urquhart's new novel shines |
Mission possible: Five great wines for taste and valueSeparating the fine wine from the overpriced plonk |
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Seeing eye to eyeIf you had Canada’s top eye surgeon, Dr. Raymond Stein, cornered for 10 minutes, what would you ask him? |
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Rockin’ rollsFormer Nobu chef shines |
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Superman never made any money, but Crash Test Dummies frontman is hopefulNew album is generating more positive feedback than the band has received in years. |
So long, outdoor play?Disengaging our children from nature spells trouble for our planet. |
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What's mine is yours when it comes to menRebecca Eckler lets us in on the Toronto singles scene's dirty secret |
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