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Shireen's Compositions
Shireen's CompositionsOct 14, 2026
Toronto Mail-In Ballot Deadlines Disenfranchises Voters with Disabilities
"One of the most important mandates of the City Clerk’s Office is to ensure that elections are accessible to all." So why did the mail-in voting deadlines disenfranchise voters?
electionvoting
myles braithwaite
myles braithwaiteSep 20, 2026
Untitled Photo Post
Toronto
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 8, 2026
Toronto seniors are feeling the heat. Can we do a better job of keeping them cool?
This won’t be Ontario’s last hot summer, but many vulnerable residents still lack air conditioning and access to cool public spaces in heat waves
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climate adaptationclimate change
Canadian Football History
Canadian Football HistorySep 4, 2026
Argos Beat Lions 68-43 in CFL’s Highest Scoring Game
Previously I wrote about the lowest scoring game in Canadian Football League history. Yes, that 1-0 doozy back in 1966. But what about the CFL’s highest scoring game? Ever since I’ve been a fan, CFL offences have been known to really rack up the points. This was no truer than on September 1, 1990 when...
1990s in Canadian FootballBC Lions
Debbie's Blatherings - by Debbie Ridpath Ohi
Debbie's Blatherings - by Debbie Ridpath OhiSep 2, 2026
POLL: Is it possible to own too many cookbooks?
Also testing out Leaflet's POLL feature in my blog post! (scroll to bottom)
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Japanese foodcookbook
Canadian Football History
Canadian Football HistoryJul 15, 2026
Tiger-Cats Spoil Argos’ SkyDome Opener
In the aftermath of the 1982 Grey Cup, which was played in a rainstorm at Exhibition Stadium, football fans in Toronto were clamouring for an indoor stadium. They got their wish when the new SkyDome hosted the 1989 CFL season opener on July 12, 1989. No more football in the rain, wind, or snow. Fans...
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1980s in Canadian FootballCFL
Canadian Football History
Canadian Football HistoryNov 12, 2025
Varsity Wins the Almost Forgotten Grey Cup
In 1909, Governor General Earl Grey donated a trophy to be awarded to the amateur rugby football champions of Canada. The University of Toronto won the inaugural championship with a 26-6 win over Toronto Parkdale. Various teams in Toronto and Hamilton competed in the early Grey Cup contests before the game was put on hold...
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1920s in Canadian FootballEarl Grey
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetJun 7, 2016
We Could Be Happy Underground
Large, below-the-surface underground cities are far from a new phenomenon, but big cities are feeling squeamish about adding or expanding them. Here's why.
citiesunderground cities

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