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The next issue of The Grind will have our annual holiday gift guide. Ad space is available!
Get your ad booked by Nov. 16 and reach tens of thousands of readers around Toronto, with copies available at over 600 locations.
Email: [email protected]
The next issue of The Grind will have our annual holiday gift guide. Ad space is available!
Get your ad booked by Nov. 16 and reach tens of thousands of readers around Toronto, with copies available at over 600 locations.
Email: [email protected]
Scarborough's Eric Bauza may have landed a dream gig as the main voice actor for Looney Tunes, but from the way he carried himself, it was clear that his loyalty was to the source material and their artists, not the suits.
@WillSloanEsq pays tribute:
https://t.co/JMIjzljWx2
"Bauza may have landed a dream gig, but from the way he carried himself, it was clear that his loyalty was to the Tunes and their artists, not the suits."
Really sweet tribute from @WillSloanEsq
https://t.co/Z1ENEqVFSL
Scarborough's Eric Bauza may have landed a dream gig as the main voice actor for Looney Tunes, but from the way he carried himself, it was clear that his loyalty was to the source material and their artists, not the suits.
@WillSloanEsq pays tribute:
https://t.co/JMIjzljWx2
It's election day!
The polls are open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and lineups tend to be shorter from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
You can find your nearest polling station here: https://t.co/HcSGjPiRIb
With veto power over many city council decisions and the ability to set the budget, appoint civil servants and restructure committees, Bradford could remake Toronto’s government in his image, writes Ryan Kelpin. https://t.co/wdkkv5cDAG
NEW: How Are Palestine Supporters Approaching the Mayoral Election?
Chow's support for heavy policing of the pro-Palestine movement alienated many. Bradford, meanwhile, has the pro-Israel vote.
What does this mean for Monday's election? https://t.co/xP1VYe81Wi
NEW: Another Five Wild Ward Races
With Toronto's municipal election happening tomorrow, we check in on five races that could be close, from Scarborough to Etobicoke and points between. https://t.co/ApOJGWFR4Z
This follows from our previous article looking at seven wild ward races. That article has been updated since it was originally published three weeks ago: https://t.co/bXiVrRKAeq
NEW: Another Five Wild Ward Races
With Toronto's municipal election happening tomorrow, we check in on five races that could be close, from Scarborough to Etobicoke and points between. https://t.co/ApOJGWFR4Z
Thousands of Torontonians mobilized for Palestine in recent years and joined local organizations. Many of them feel Mayor Olivia Chow has been hostile to the cause.
Olivia Bowden and @rdassaly spoke to people in the movement about how they're voting. https://t.co/dRGL5hX6B3
Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford has a slew of questionable supporters, including the CEO of Shopify, and the founder of Rebel News.
@DesmondCole explains that Bradford’s endorsements shows his proximity to anti-democratic, right-wing rhetoric.
Our list of Brad Bradford's endorsements has been updated to include National Post founder Conrad Black and a former leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.
https://t.co/zW3RfCuBcD
NEW: How Are Palestine Supporters Approaching the Mayoral Election?
Chow's support for heavy policing of the pro-Palestine movement alienated many. Bradford, meanwhile, has the pro-Israel vote.
What does this mean for Monday's election? https://t.co/xP1VYe81Wi
With veto power over many city council decisions and the ability to set the budget, appoint civil servants and restructure committees, Bradford could remake Toronto’s government in his image, writes Ryan Kelpin. https://t.co/wdkkv5cDAG
In the wake of the pandemic, Toronto’s indie cinemas have re-emerged as vibrant spaces for film and conversation, and a vital site for community.
Charlotte James reports on the evolving scenes at Paradise, The Revue and the Fox Theatre.
https://t.co/0EYoXbYcuL