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The Breakfast Hub: city council approves $27.6-million in cuts, gridlock gets expensive, Canadian life expectancy goes up and more
Toronto gets its own edition of the A.V. Club, the non-parodic, arts and culture-oriented sister publication to The Onion
Trending in Theatre: Another Africa, Suddenly Mommy!, The Studio, Chess The Musical, Bigger Than Jesus
The Breakfast Hub: bachelor’s degrees aren’t lucrative, taking a free ride on the TTC, no private toll lanes for the DVP and more
This Week in Sound: Wild Beasts, Ohbijou, Foster the People, Flogging Molly
The Breakfast Hub: the Canadian Air and Space Museum closes, keeping track of toddlers with GPS, the new Red Rocket’s accessibility problems and more
Here there be cyborgs: Toronto gets its first Cyborg camp (yes, that’s a real thing)
From TV fixture to film fixer: Q&A with Afghan Luke star Stephen Lobo
The Breakfast Hub: Blue Jays logo leaked, paying for parking with cell phones, exploring Toronto’s sexual history and more
Six ways to get aquainted with Marshall McLuhan’s legacy
Three artists most likely to irk Rob Ford at Toronto’s Street Art Showcase
The Breakfast Hub: Hollywood North is back, Rob Ford content with waterfront plan, Toronto cuts off puppy mills and more
Smells like too much teen spirit: Toronto Underground Cinema to host a Nirvana marathon
Theatre Review: The Stratford Festival's The Little Years
Band of the Week: The Shanks
The Breakfast Hub: the Ford brothers abandon their waterfront plans, Leafs trump election coverage on CBC, caffeine banned from Ontario high schools and more
This Week in Sound: The Shins, The Reason, Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks, Sheepdogs, The Watchmen
Standing up for Mother Earth: Tzeporah Berman reminisces on a life of activism with her new book
Trending in Theatre: In the Next Room, The Zoo Story, The Maids, His Greatness, Private Lives
The Breakfast Hub: pillow fights proliferate, new Leafs jerseys, gingers dissed yet again, Arcade Fire takes Polaris and more
The Breakfast Hub: transit talks slowly move forward, Hudak and McGuinty could be related, City Hall braces for another marathon meeting and more
The Breakfast Hub: Rob Ford’s popularity nosedives, spoof attack ads are weird, how not to steal cars and more
With a host of ethnic events in Toronto his week, it’s time to get cultured (and learn how to dance like a Ukrainian)
Q&A: Kim Cattrall, starring in Toronto’s production of Private Lives
The Breakfast Hub: Toronto’s intellectual strippers, a City Hall rat, Dubya’s T.O. trip cancelled, irony on the gravy train and more
