10/19/2018

On Monday, October 22, approximately 1.8 million electors will be eligible to cast ballots to elect a mayor, city council and school trustees in the City of Toronto. Electors are reminded to bring their Voter Information Card and identification showing their name and qualifying Toronto address when they go to vote. Any electors who did not receive a Voter Information Card, or who are not on the voters' list, can be added to the voters’ list at the voting location.  To vote in Toronto's

10/19/2018

On Saturday, October 20th, all Canadians are invited to visit a local business to celebrate the many ways small businesses contribute to their communities. For the sixth year in a row, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is partnering with Interac to promote Small Business Saturday, a day that honours the contribution of the men and women who took a significant risk and became entrepreneurs. "Starting a small business is a big decision," said CFIB President Dan Kelly. "It

10/19/2018

On October 17, a selection of world-class instructors lead an upbeat spin class at the prestigious Spokehaus cycling studio in Toronto. The class virtually took participants through the beautiful landscapes of the Taiwanese countryside. The cycling journey was inspired by the Cycle Route No. 1, a 968-kilometer route that circumnavigates the island and takes 10 to 12 days to complete. The 15-minute class took riders along the dramatic Qingshui Cliff, mimicked steep labyrinths of Taroko Gorge,

10/19/2018

On Sunday, October 21, more than 25,000 elite and recreational runners from over 70 countries will hit the streets for the 29th edition of the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon (STWM). STWM is more than a great running event – through the Scotiabank Charity Challenge, the race raises money for nearly 200 local charities that are focused on helping young people reach their infinite potential and building vibrant communities. Over the weekend, the event is expected to bring more than $30

10/19/2018

Menkes Developments Ltd is pleased to announce that One York Street is now home to Infinite Energy II by world-renowned Japanese artist Mariko Mori. This is Mori's official debut of the exclusive piece on Canadian soil. Infinite Energy II showcases floor-to-ceiling spirals. Constructed of fibreglass, foam, acrylic mirror, aluminum, cable with an LED light control system, the installation gives guests the illusion of a never-ending work of art. The artist, and daughter of an art historian and

10/19/2018

In the face of global economic challenges, the Government of Canada continues to support innovative companies, including steel producers, that create highly skilled, well-paying middle-class jobs. Today, the Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, announced a commitment of up to $49.9 million to ArcelorMittal Canada Inc., a leading steel producer with plants in Ontario and Quebec. Bains said, "In the face of unfair and unjust tariffs, we committed to

10/18/2018

Having an active social life is important at every age but for seniors, it can be life-saving. From keeping a sharp mind to reducing the risk of depression active social lives are a must as we age. This week over 30 seniors from Waterfront Neighbourhood Centre went to see the play Bat Out of Hell during a matinee performance downtown. The group were able to enjoy the play and companionship with their friends with discounted tickets. Most of those attending had little problem with mobility but

10/18/2018

Today, Premier Doug Ford announced that Ontario's Government for the People is marking a new chapter in the province's relationship with the United States. "I am pleased that we are beginning a new chapter in Ontario's long relationship with the United States. I am so happy to announce that we intend to appoint Ian Todd to be Ontario's Trade Representative in Washington," said Ford. "In the new era of USMCA, we need someone who is strategically minded, has extensive government experience, and

10/18/2018

Live theatre in Canada usually means that the audience sits quietly and watches while the actors tell them stories about things they probably don’t know. Not so for Oraltorio, now in its final week of performances at the Soulpepper complex in the Distillery District. Clap, stand, dance, and give shout-outs to the two performers on stage. That is how ticketholders react to singer/poet Motion and DJ L’oqenz in this 80-minute coming-of-age musical mash-up. More a musical event than a play, it is