What were the prices like?

LOL "think of the children." Was Helen Lovejoy promoted to Cabinet recently?

Oh, please. Adam Vaughan, in print in yesterday's National Post, called Peter Gatien a "jerk" and was a complete fucking cry-baby. I can call him an asshole if I want since it lines up with the level of discourse that he is setting. Anyways, this is yet another red herring...the issue here is...

Stupid, stupid, stupid....but what they're doing is just shoring up their base. The hinterlands are gettin' hungry for some red-meat conservatism from the Harperites, so this is a bone to throw to them. Politics, as usual.

You're exactly right...the only reason they want to close it down is because a few neighbours are irritated by its presence. Here we have a city council that claims abject poverty yet authorizes 800K to expropriate and build a parking lot? And a city that claims to want to be a green leader, yet...

Article in today's Globe confirming that Council voted to expropriate the land in order to build a parking lot. Giambrone is in full support of this...yes, in the year 2007 we have decided to tear down history to build a parking lot. Note that the YMCA rep indicated that they have NEVER...

Sorry, I didn't mean to sound so harsh. I was just basing my opinion on friends that have attended there and what they've told me.

Who thinks York is cool? It's a commuter campus, filled with hideous architecture, bad food, no campus spirit, and it's in the middle of nowhere.

Interchange, I totally agree with your comments about Montreal. Montreal is not constructing stunning new buildings at breakneck speed. Most of what goes up there is pretty unremarkable. As you said, there's the odd looker, but for the most part it's pretty standard stuff.

One of the big 3 in the US has their morning show at 59th and 5th, the epicentre for high end shopping.

Fab... the mag with a new editor and "re-launch" every other week

More on the idiocy of this city at times: 43 years of history vs. 20 parking spots Sep 26, 2007 04:30 AM Christopher Hume URBAN AFFAIRS COLUMNIST The gap between what the city does and what it says is growing wider. That became clear recently when we heard that Toronto wants to...

I'm a driver, too. But this is ridiculous - to tear down a building in a fully-serviced neighbourhood to build a parking lot? This ain't Whitby we're talking about here. Plus do you think a ton of out-of-town tourists rent cars when they're here to toot around from downtown neighbourhood to...

I just listen to my IPOD at work...sucky radio problems solved.

How ironic that the city is encourging private automobile use by upping the parking inventory in the area. What a joke. A location that's served by the College streetcar, or a walk down from Ossington station. I thought we were supposed to be a city going green, led by our magnificent municipal...

It's better than other mainstream stations, but if you listened to CFNY in the 80's and early 90s, you would realize that it's gone way downhill ever since. Exhibit A - Nickelback.

You've never watched Desperate Housewives?

Believe it or not, but it's gone even further downhill from there...think Nickelback.

Think of FM radio stations as the radio equivalent of ABC, NBC and CBS. While the big three have had their audiences erode by specialty channels and the internet, most people still watch these stations relative to the other choices out there. Same goes for radio, per AP's post.

The reason some people incorrectly perceive crime to be increasing is because of the non-stop media coverage of crime. Remember, if it bleeds, it leads. There are so many more outlets now for people to be exposed to crime stories (more tv stations, more news shows, the internet) along with the...