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The Word On the Street, According to Kelley
Kelley Armstrong discusses her success as a Canadian author and her love of Toronto venues.
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Movies in the Park: The Green Screen
Enjoy a free night of fun that gives back to the community by seeing a movie in Riverdale Park East this summer!
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100 Years of Faith, Hope and Charity
After 100 years of service, the Danforth Mennonite Church is commemorating its centennial on April 17, 2011 – a big celebration for a little congregation.
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Vegan & Vegetarian Options At Taste of the Danforth?
Learn about navigating the Tastes Of The Danforth festival if you're a vegetarian or vegan (it can be done!).
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An Interview with Liz West
The well-known television personality and long-time Danforth-area resident took a break from her demanding duties as a media maven, professor, wife, and mom to talk with us about why she loves the Danforth right now, what she anticipates it will become in the future, and what she hopes will never change.
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Becker’s Bridal Keeps It In The Family
A business profile of a local bridal shop and tips for how to plan your perfect day, Greektown style!
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Shake Your Bouzouki!
The bouzouki has been a mainstay of traditional Greek music for centuries and the Danforth is the best place in Toronto to hear the charismatic sound of this instrument.
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Lippert’s 3rd Annual Music Festival Approaches This April
Lippert Music Centre has held a special place in the Danforth community for over 50 years. Two years ago they started a new tradition called the Lippert Music Festival, which is open to the public and will occur on April 2nd and 3rd.
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5 Tips for Fire Prevention in Your Apartment
Mid-February, the danger was felt close to home when two different apartment buildings on Cosburn Avenue near Pape were subject to fires in the same week. I spoke with firefighter Enn Valk, acting captain out of Hall 231 for the Toronto Fire Services about the five major causes of fire in apartments and how to avoid them.
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Calgary Band “Atlas Shrug” Relocates To Danforth
Enter Atlas Shrug, a Calgary foursome who have relocated to the Danforth with one thing on their collective mind: to make progressive music that not only sounds great, but has a profound impact on the listener and how they think about the world around them.