ALL THOSE YEARS AGO: Another year, another election
[attach]7876[/attach]3 years ago… Candidates slagging each other, election sign wars being waged… Looming elections were big news in 2011 too.
Read More[attach]7876[/attach]3 years ago… Candidates slagging each other, election sign wars being waged… Looming elections were big news in 2011 too.
Read MoreIt’s always struck us at the Town Crier that it’s a little presumptuous of us to tell readers who they should vote for — especially so in provincial and federal elections.
Read MoreHave we “transited ourselves to death,” as one journalist has put it?
Read MoreMidtown Toronto has grown into a wonderful part of the city where single-family homes, highrise and lowrise apartments, and commercial enterprises co-exist in cohesive communities.
Read MoreLocal reaction to provincial moves was the big news in the Leaside-Rosedale Town Crier 10 years ago.
Read MoreFor decades now, Torontonians have referred to this city as a community of neighbourhoods.
Read MoreNow that all the expected major candidates have declared themselves in the contest for Toronto mayor, the media is excitedly engaged in calling the horse race.
Read MoreWhen is the last time you received a personal letter by post? More to the point, when’s the last time you wrote and mailed one yourself?
Read MoreSo let’s get this clear. Much of Toronto thinks Rob Ford is a disgrace as mayor and should resign.
Read MoreJake Babad has taken the currently popular route of self-publishing several steps further than most writers.
Read MoreBook of Rob Ford quips okay for a laugh but contains nothing new
Read MoreRoss King’s book explores new perspectives on the work of the Group of Seven
Read MoreFormer whodunit writer creates compelling story of a mysterious woman
Read MoreIn a Pale Blue Light, by Lily Poritz Miller, Sumach Press, trade $24.99.
Read MoreIt’s listed as juvenile fiction, but take that in the same way that Tolkien’s tales of hobbits might also be.
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