The line between casino and all-day kindergarten
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•New Acropolis trolling for recruits on Bayview
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•It is essential to rediscover the profound identity of women and of men through archetypes. Hence, both men and women will be able to embrace their respective strengths, values, and aspirations, in order to build harmony. This seminar is dedicated to the understanding of the feminine and masculine polarities, so as to promote a new art of living together. An activity to free ourselves from misunderstandings and irritants, and to recover our joy and sense of humour!
On South Bayview |
New Acropolis appears to be a mostly South American and European body. The hearts of those involved may be in the right place but their simplistic appeal and over-done sense of belonging has gotten them into trouble in the past with government in France and Belgium. Most mature minds will find the New Acropolis appeal roughly like a sad pickup line — “”what’s your sign”” — or someting like that. But those with adolescents whose sense of themselves is not yet fully formed might wish to be aware of this trolling for recruits going on right here on South Bayview.
Lineups at liquidation sale at 1685 Bayview Ave
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•Bid for 4 towers on Dawsco’s Eglinton land
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•Online petition opposes condo at 2 Laird Drive
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•Aging pothole filled in at Bayview and Millwood
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•TD shutdown a serious public concern
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•Alan Redway winner of the Agnes Macphail Award
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•Alan Redway is the winner of the 20th annual Agnes Macphail Award for his commitment to the East York community. Mr Redway, 78, is a former mayor of East York (1977-1982) and long-time MP for the area during the years of the Mulroney government. Alan Redway has been cited in the awarding of the Macphail honour for his tireless work on behalf of the Daily Bread Food Bank where he has also served as chair of the board. He is now retired from the firm of Redway and Butler LLP. Friends and admirers of Mr. Redway are invited to attend the presentation of the award at East York Civic Centre, 850 Coxwell Ave. on Sunday, March 24, 2013 at 2.30 pm. Agnes Macphail was the first woman elected to the House of Commons and in her later political career lived in Leaside and represented the riding of York East in the Ontario Legislature. She was a force for progressive politics in Canada. Inside Toronto Previous post
Flaherty removes import tax on hockey gear
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•Bayview Bagel maker moves down to Kensington
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•Shawn |
Those who remember long-time counterman Shawn Shahzad at the Bagel House on Bayview Ave. may have been wondering where he has gone. Shawn is now part of a team that owns a new Montreal style bagel shop at 240 Augusta Street down in Kensington Market. The new place is called Nu Bugel. and as we wish Shawn well it’s still bucks to bagels that we’re picking up our Montreal chewies at Bagel House, 1548 Bayview.