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The frugal fashionista Low couture likely to soar in tough times (tags: fashion+news)

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This is why I should never, ever, ever see these sunglasses on your face!

image: OH NO THEY DIDN’T! the celebrities are disposable. the content is priceless

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Vandalist: Perler Beads

Once a week, Vandalist features the best street art and graffiti from around Toronto. You should contribute. Artist UnknownNEAR DUNDAS AND KENSINGTONPHOTO BY JOULGER

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Film Friday: The Hulk Ain't Happening

Well, we've listed the films that are showing at this week's NXNE festival, but we haven't particularly shown any opinion about which you should go and see. Until now! Our pick, above all, is Agile, Mobile, Hostile: A Year in the Life of Andre Williams, which plays the NFB Cinema at 1:15…

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stv's NXNE'08: Thursday

I decided to kick off NXNE 2008 by going to the Big Bop (651 Queen West @ Bathurst) so I could bounce between Holy Joe's and Reverb to take in as much as I could. I showed up just in time to catch the first song by Toronto's The Books Elusive upstairs at Holy Joe's. This high energy duo proved…

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The Healthy Butcher

The opening of a new location for The Healthy Butcher at Avenue and Eglinton had me pretty excited. If you like buying meat from a butcher but expect them to be able to answer a question or two about where the meat actually came from, this is certainly a welcome addition to the city's butcher…

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Inside The Healthy Butcher on Eglinton

The opening of a new location for The Healthy Butcher at Avenue and Eglinton had me pretty excited. If you like buying meat from a butcher but expect them to be able to answer a question or two about where the meat actually came from, this is certainly a welcome addition to the city's butcher…

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This Week in Film: June 13th 2008

This Week in Film is quite a nice one due to gorgeous summery weather (of which relaxing in an air conditioned theatre is a great part of) film festivals and gorgeous retrospective cinema. Read on for more recommendations from the Worldwide Short Film Festival, an introduction to the summer…

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Call & Response: Shelby Lamb

Sultry, folk-rock singer/songwriter Shelby Lamb could be Toronto's next Joni Mitchell. That's what I've heard people say about her at shows. Her velvety voice can create a soothing atmosphere in any bar, club, car or living room. Shelby is originally from Collingwood and is part of the…

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Bike-Off This Weekend

It's halfway into Bike Month, and Mother Nature's unpredictable weather has already tempted you to take the TTC. Starting today, ditch the bike for the weekend and take the ferry to Toronto Island instead to watch other people pedal for the 16th annual Cycle Messenger World Championships. …

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Promise Cherry Beach Starts This Sunday

After being delayed a week due to inclement weather, Promise Cherry Beach Sundays kick off their 2008 season this weekend. Previous coverage: In Photos: Promise at Cherry Beach Keep reading for more details about what to expect this Sunday. More...

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NXNE Preview: The I Spies

Interviewing Toronto's The I Spies was one of the more surreal experiences I've had leading up to North by Northeast. On a three-way call with singer/guitarist/keyboardist Johnny Kay (in his kitchen "cooking up a whole mess of farfalle pasta") and lead guitarist/singer/keyboardist James Roberston…

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Road Trip: An afternoon walk in Quebec City

Arriving in Quebec City in the middle of the afternoon, my second stop on my way to Fredericton, I was immersed in the city’s history before I even saw its skyline, with a radio station dedicated to promoting the city’s heritage playing in the car – Quebec’s Tourism Radio, FM…

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The Best Vintage Furniture Stores in Toronto

You can't swing a Danish teak side table without hitting a great vintage furniture store in Toronto. Vintage furniture can be bought as-is, refurbished, or you can get vintage essence by picking up a reproduction of a classic. Most of the stores listed here offer a little of all of the above. …

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Flickr Forum: June 13th, 2008 - Sky

The blogTO Flickr Forum is a weekly sampling of themed photographs taken by Torontonians and aims to not only feature the talent they possess, but also spur dialogue and reveal the stories behind the images. Today's collection of Toronto photographs is made up of responses to our call for photos…

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Downloads Getting Harder, Canucks Love The Web, Mammoliti Calls Gangs Terrorists

The government has introduced revamped copyright legislation intended to address the needs of the digital age, arousing the ire of people who like to copy stuff. However, the topic is complex and controversial and MPs are ready to head to the cottage for the summer, so it's unlikely the…

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Morning Brew: June 13th, 2008

Photo: "The grass called my name tonight" by gardinergirl, member of the blogTO Flickr pool. Your Toronto morning news roundup for Friday June 13th, 2008: What should we be more afraid of today: taking a bullet to the stomach when answering a knock at the front door, getting cancer from a vinyl…

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The Daily Photoist: June 13, 2008

Every weekday morning, bright and early, we feature a photo (or two) from a photographer in the Torontoist Flickr Pool. It's our way of giving the many excellent photographers in our pool the attention that they deserve. Untitled BY UWAJEDI

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Friday’s headlines

TTC • Safety lapses caused TTC death [ Toronto Star ] • TTC report recommends employee drug testing [ Globe and Mail ] • TTC policy to address use of drugs, alcohol [ National Post ] • TTC eyes drug testing after crash probe [ Toronto Sun ] • Riders yield to tokens as paper passes get…

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Weekend events affect transit, June 13, 14, 15 and 16

Several special events will affect transit service this weekend in Burlington, Oshawa, Port Credit (Mississauga), Richmond Hill and Toronto.

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Metrolinx Board of Directors meets today

The meeting takes place at **10 a.m.** in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 255 Front Street West, South Building, Room 803.

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storm watcher

Postmaster road, Oakville....

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