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  • 3 days ago | torontotoday.ca | Alex Flood

    Canada’s federal election is two weeks away, and the candidates in Spadina—Harbourfront — Toronto’s most downtown riding — are knocking on thousands of doors in their bid to earn votes. When the average voter thinks of political canvassing, they may imagine a candidate walking up and down a residential street, chatting with voters on their porch and sticking election signs on their front yards. But in Spadina—Harbourfront, these practices are almost unheard of.

  • 6 days ago | villagereport.ca | Alex Flood

    TORONTO - An enthusiastic sewist is getting ready to share his love for the craft at the grand opening of a new store next month near Trinity Bellwoods — and he’s only 25. Tobias Binder, a Thornhill native who now lives in Toronto, is currently renovating the space that will be home to Downtown Sewing. In addition to leading workshops for sewists of all levels at the store on Walnut Avenue, Binder will sell a variety of new and used machines and offer repairs and tune-ups.

  • 6 days ago | torontotoday.ca | Alex Flood

    An enthusiastic sewist is getting ready to share his love for the craft at the grand opening of a new store next month near Trinity Bellwoods — and he’s only 25. Tobias Binder, a Thornhill native who now lives in Toronto, is currently renovating the space that will be home to Downtown Sewing. In addition to leading workshops for sewists of all levels at the store on Walnut Avenue, Binder will sell a variety of new and used machines and offer repairs and tune-ups.

  • 6 days ago | northernontariobusiness.com | Alex Flood

    As the U.S. continues to wage a global trade war, worsened exchange rates and ruptured economic ties have provided enough reason for some Torontonians to stay north of the border indefinitely. Beyond the economy, some Canadians have reportedly been held in American detention facilities after crossing the border, likely only amplifying the fears of U.S.-bound travellers.

  • 1 week ago | torontotoday.ca | Alex Flood

    It’s no secret the culinary scene in Toronto is bursting with diverse eats from around the globe, so restauranteurs were working extra hard to make their products shine at the annual T.O. Food and Drink Fest this weekend. Recognized as the largest food and drink festival in Canada, the event brought thousands to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for three days of savouring and celebrating a wide variety of creations from some of the best chefs and cocktail artists in the city.

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Alex Flood
Alex Flood @aflood63
11 Feb 25

If you’ve got a spare 20 mins this lunchtime, then do watch @mrnicklevine’s brilliant interview with the #BigBoys crew for @NME — the currently airing final season is one of the best things to watch on telly atm (and possibly ever) https://t.co/MFKLvWNGRj

Alex Flood
Alex Flood @aflood63
16 Jan 25

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The legendary filmmaker David Lynch has died aged 78. Best known for directing the likes of 'Blue Velvet', 'Mulholland Drive' and the series 'Twin Peaks', he suffered from emphysema in the later years of his life https://t.co/ZBQZBZKisR

Alex Flood
Alex Flood @aflood63
24 Oct 24

Same https://t.co/H8WBoVajH5