All this long-form census hullabaloo got us wondering: what kind of information might be lost? So we commissioned an Ipsos Reid study — drawing partially from the census — to find out who actually lives here, what we’re buying and what makes us unique. What’s interesting? Lots. Herewith, the good, the bad and the bewildering
All this long-form census hullabaloo got us wondering: what kind of information might be lost? So we commissioned an Ipsos Reid study — drawing partially from the census — to find out who actually lives here, what we’re buying and what makes us unique. What’s interesting? Lots. Herewith, the good, the bad and the bewildering
Our purchasing habits tell us a lot about who we are. We buy stuff we need (houses), stuff we want (cars) and stuff we love (Leafs tickets). But $15 million on hair grooming? We have no explanation for that.
All this long-form census hullabaloo got us wondering: what kind of information might be lost? So we commissioned an Ipsos Reid study — drawing partially from the census — to find out who actually lives here, what we’re buying and what makes us unique. What’s interesting? Lots. Herewith, the good, the bad and the bewildering
TARGETING PILLARS owned by billboard giant Pattison Outdoor that were allegedly in violation of city bylaws, more than a dozen volunteers joined together to remove 41 ads and replace them with 85 pieces of art donated by both local and international artists.
All this long-form census hullabaloo got us wondering: what kind of information might be lost? So we commissioned an Ipsos Reid study — drawing partially from the census — to find out who actually lives here, what we’re buying and what makes us unique. What’s interesting? Lots. Herewith, the good, the bad and the bewildering
Acclaimed actress from Law & Order and newly minted recording artist Jill Hennessy on her favourite Toronto finds
The Brick Works walls are covered in a mix of new graffiti by Dan Bergeron and old graffiti done back when the site was abandoned.
As the dog days of summer wind down, make the most of this weekend and enjoy a trip to the theatre, a walk down the Danforth, or a match between the best tennis players in the world. Here’s our weekly guide of the top five things to do this weekend.
EVERY TIME DANIEL Nestor returns to his hometown of Toronto to play at the Rogers Cup it is a memorable experience. This year will be no different as Nestor tries to regain the title he held back in 2008 when the tournament checks into the National Tennis Centre at York University, Aug. 7 to 15.
The National Ballet of Canada’s fifth annual fundraising gala, Mad Hot: A Russian Seduction, at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, raised an impressive $1 million.
Food lovers and the restaurant community united to raise funds for Second Harvest, at the 20th annual Toronto Taste event, an unforgettable evening of cuisine and libations.
