Read More 2 minute read LOCAL TORONTO The Great Flood On the sixteenth day of the seventh month of 2024, the floodgates of the heavens opened. And it rained… byRobin NietoJuly 20, 2024
Read More 2 minute read LOCAL Duck, duck, lose Closed. Closed. Open. You can play your very own game of duck, duck, goose walking on Eglinton West. The… byRobin NietoJuly 15, 2024
Read More 2 minute read CANADA LOCAL Wavin’ flag Pink shoes! Pink shoes! I was yelling pink shoes at the computer screen. I didn’t know the name… byRobin NietoJuly 8, 2024
Read More 1 minute read LOCAL 100 years of Eglinton LRT We have a new neighbour at our Dufferin Street shop. His name is Mackenzie. It’s only been a couple… byRobin NietoJuly 1, 2024
Read More 1 minute read CANADA LOCAL Should he stay or should he go? It’s E-Day in Midtown Toronto. The stakes are high. Today we either fire the prime minister or keep him. Exaggerating? Not really. This… byRobin NietoJune 24, 2024
Read More 1 minute read LOCAL TORONTO Toronto Women’s Strike Sarah Robinson lives in the area and runs Toronto Cares, a local charity. She is co-organizing the Toronto… byRobin NietoJune 23, 2024
Read More 1 minute read LOCAL What’s this byelection about? I asked the four main candidates running in this byelection the following question: If you were to choose… byRobin NietoJune 17, 2024
Read More 1 minute read LOCAL Death in the neighbourhood There’s a laneway at the corner of Dufferin and Eglinton where I think three people died. At the… byRobin NietoJune 17, 2024
Read More 2 minute read LOCAL people Food rebels The high price of food has a lot of people upset. Frustrated shoppers have organized a boycott against… byRobin NietoJune 10, 2024
Read More 2 minute read LOCAL Strong as Oakwood I met Bill at Oakwood Espresso. He asked to meet there because he’s loyal to Tony, the owner, and his… byRobin NietoJune 2, 2024