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At the Toronto Star, Shawn Micallef takes issue with a private restaurant in the Financial District.

Have you been to the Accountant Zoo, Toronto’s newest downtown attraction? It’s on the northwest corner of Yonge and Adelaide Sts. where people strolling by can watch accountants in their own habitat. It’s not a petting zoo though; the accountants ( Read more... )

The Allen Lambert Galleria, embedded in the heart of the Financial District's Brookfield Place, is notoriously photogenic whether you are looking east ...


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Ads for the exhibit IKEA Then & Now, running at the Design Exchange downtown between the 21st and the 30th of this month, kept appearing on my Facebook feed. Why not go? It was free, after all, and the Financial District is always fun to roam around. The exhibit's hashtag #ikeacan40 beckoned, and so, Thursday night, I went.


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• Apostrophen's 'Nathan Smith updates readers on his writing projects and points them to anthologies looking for new submissions.
• blogTO talks about the origins of Bay Street.
• Centauri Dreams notes new discoveries about the origins of mysterious "fast radio bursts".
• The Dragon's Tales notes how a genetic study of Panama's population showed the impact of ( Read more... )

I disagree somewhat with the hyperbolic title of Edward Keenan's Toronto Star article. My limited experience has been that that the PATH is navigable, but that the knowledge is not very portable. You need to learn, by trial and error and by paying close attention to all the maps.

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