Here are 12 examples of white people twerking on Vine
Maybe because Miley twerked at the VMAs and drew the ire of every true twerker out there, or perhaps just because it is Friday and we ran out of real things to write…
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DATING FOR DUMMIES: Relationship rules defined
Is date three always the sex date? By Shannon Hunter The third date is universally accepted as the ‘sex date’. I’m not sure when I first heard this or where, but I know…
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Defined contribution pension plans explained
by Andre Domise I understand that sussing out the differences between workplace-sponsored retirement plans can feel like a pain. I’ve been in the financial industry for the better part of 10 years, and…
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Toronto’s Worst Missed Connections: January + 2013 All-Star Edition
Love can be so fleeting. A stranger’s split second of eye contact can mean more than years of a relationship. Our hearts are great untamed beasts that know no bounds and can pine…
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How to throw a wine and cheese party
By Nicola Burrows Looking to pull together a sophisticated and savvy bash for you and a few friends? Throw a wine and cheese party they will never forget. This delectable duo is perfect…
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Returning to work after your maternity leave
By Allan M. Kaufman Most employers are aware that the right of a woman employee to return to her job at the end of her maternity leave is protected by law. The government…
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GAYPOST: Toronto’s Downtown Gays vs. Toronto’s Uptown Gays
I recently had a conversation with a friend of mine who accused me, and not for the first time, of being a “downtown gay.” This label wouldn’t bother me – after all, I…
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FILMORES: A strip club marquee retrospective
Filmores Hotel, the notorious strip club along Dundas in downtown Toronto, has a new cringe-worthy message for their marquee letting patrons know that they’ll cover in the case that girlfriends or wives call. IF…
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June Rowlands: Toronto’s first female mayor
Do you know who the first female mayor of Toronto was? June Rowlands was born in 1925. She started her service in the public specter in the 1950s, serving as president of the…
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Sarah Thomson: My vision for Toronto
Created to tune of The Mull River Shuffle, by The Rankins Picture this, it’s 50 years from now on a crowded city street the corner of Bay and Bloor, and it’s Monday morning and…
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