Posts Tagged ‘toronto’
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
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. [...]
Toronto Public School Ratings and Household Income
Image via Wikipedia The table below shows the top rated schools in Toronto based on Fraser Institute. Click on Table to View. Top Rated Schools and here are some of the schools rated the lowest in Toronto based on Fraser Institute Bottom Rated Schools in Toronto There seems to be a direct relationship between school rating and [...]
Toronto Mayor in 2010
Who do you have in your mind? Who do you think can make a difference for the city of Toronto? Who is the mayor you have in mind? That’s right. It’s that time again, where we elect our new mayor for Toronto after seven years. In order to consider which mayor would make Toronto a better city we need to know each of the candidates running for the [...]
Must go in Toronto
Thinking of visiting Toronto? Or haven’t explored Toronto properly even though you live in Toronto? What places are some of Toronto’s best places to see? Toronto, being a very busy city, has many attractions that you wouldn’t want to miss. What better way, than to visit what Toronto is known for- The CN Tower. The CN Tower is one of [...]
Summer Fun @ CNE
With two more months of school left till the kids head of into their summer vacation, parents are probably getting a head start of planning the summer activities the family is going to do. Brining the kids to the beach, the zoo or signing them up for camp is common. But what are kids excited about and looking forward to in the summer? What are [...]
Toronto Condo Rental Market
Image via WikipediaHere is some interesting updates on Rental transactions in Toronto. According to TREB, average rent across all apartment types in the last quarter of 2009 was $1,667. There was a 1% decrease for one-bedroom apartments and a 1% increase for two bedroom apartments. The increase in home ownership has increased the available [...]
Toronto’s CO2 Emission
Image by melancholic optimist via FlickrProduction of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon dioxide has a far reaching effect on our health and climate. These air pollutants are believed to contribute to approximately 2,000 premature deaths and more than 6,000 hospital admissions in Toronto each year, according to the Medical Officer of Health. [...]
