“I heard that your Mayor Ford’s approval ratings went up, after it came out that he smoked crack. You know what that makes you as a city Toronto? Enablers, eh.” Comedian Jon Stewart earlier this week on The Daily Show.
Read moreBlackBerry was a ship sinking to rise no more but a new Chief Executive Officer and a financial boost may be the anchor the struggling Canadian smartphone company needed.
Read moreAs DJs from all over the world gather this week in Toronto to compete for the Red Bull Thre3style World DJ Finals, part of the focus is put on the local music scene and how it came to be through an infographic mural and a panel discussion, both at the Thompson Hotel.
Read moreIndie game developers from Toronto and around the world gathered at Hotel Ocho last Friday to share and discuss the joy of game design. A myriad of small independent games filled the hotel rooms, there to be discovered by gamers and developers alike. The chatter of excited discussion and music filled the lobby, while the rooms were dominated by the light and sound of the games on display.
It’s called Gamercamp.
Read moreMayor Rob Ford told reporters at City Hall Tuesday he has smoked crack in the past year. Councillors respond to the revelation.
Read moreMayor Rob Ford admitted to the media today that he has smoked crack cocaine.
Read moreWhy people avoid getting flu shots
Archive 2013 Nov 5, 2013
A flu campaign began this week in Ontario encouraging the public and health-care workers to receive their flu shots. Although flu season is on its way, there are some people who still do not feel the need to get their shots, which puts them and others at risk of poor health this upcoming winter.
Read moreToronto’s Board of Health recommends mental health research for racialized communities
Archive 2013 Nov 5, 2013
The City of Toronto’s Board of Health approved a motion to research mental health in racialized communities.
Councillor Sarah Doucette’s motion to request the Medical Officer of Health work with city agencies to report on a strategy to address mental health needs in communities experiencing high rates of violence, supported by Councillor Adam Vaughan was passed yesterday.
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