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Toronto G20 Summit Value?
According to Toronto City website, the G20 submit will produce broad-based benefits for the local community. Toronto's tourism, business, culture and environment leadership will be world spotlight and lasting international business relationships will be developed. Now, lets take a step back and look at the past G20 events, London in 2008 and [...]
Clothes + Hair + Makeup = Fashion
A city with a lot of people means different fashion. Toronto’s fashion industry is one of the City’s largest industrial employers. The city is home to over 500 apparel manufactures. In one year the wholesale shipments reaches near 1.5 billion. This means 16% of the 9 billion Canadian market. Forty-eight of the world’s least developed [...]
Toronto Road Constructions
The kids are going to be done school and vacation time at work. What better way than to travel. The only thing standing between travelling and enjoying the summer is: construction. There are many constructions occurring in the summer which can be a problem for Torontonians. There is a three month pilot project happening in the summer [...]
Toronto’s Next Mayor
Out of the twenty-six candidates running for the position of Toronto’s next Mayor, six of the candidates had the first debate at Mary Ward Catholic Secondary School in Scarborough. Another debate which was a three hour live debate took place on CP24 on May 18 2010 which included the same six candidates of the first debate even though there are [...]
Toronto Charity
Just giving a dollar can make a great difference. By doing so, it makes you feel good about being a good person and makes another improve his/her life. So why not take part of some of the fundraising events occurring in Toronto? The MicroSkills 2010 Gala and Awards Ceremony will take place on May 27. The non-profit organization assists [...]
House Price Changes Across Toronto Between 2008 and 2009
Toronto House Price Changes From 2008-2009 Largest House Price Changes From 2009-2009 Largest House Price Losses in Toronto Between 2008-2009
The City Action Plan
There are times when you wonder how much of taxes goes towards studies and committees and how effective they are. In June 2006, the Mayor's Economic Competitive Advisory Committee came together to develop a plan of action to make Toronto a global business city. A city that sets the standard for how global cities innovate to solve urban and [...]
Toronto G20 Summit – June 26, 27
The cost of two day G20 summit conference in Toronto on June 26, 27 is expected to reach $1 Billion. Almost all the bill is covered by the Federal government. Vehicular traffic restriction zone covers the area south of King St. W., between Spadina Ave. and Yonge St.. Access to street portions inside the Controlled Access Zone will be closed. [...]
