Alisha Sawhney

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RT @RomaLuciw: Hey podcast fans! Stress Test is out for another fabulous season, our 9th! 🥰 Join me and my cohost @rcarrick as we chat with…

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RT @kylejfulton: Today on City Space, we're looking at the legacies of major sporting events in Canadian cities, including the 1976 Summer…

RT @IreneHGalea: To answer this question, we're telling the stories of two pivotal Olympic Games hosted in Canada, to find out what we can…

RT @IreneHGalea: When former Toronto mayor John Tory announced that the city would be one of the hosts of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the pric…

RT @IreneHGalea: In this episode of City Space - the last in the season - we're asking: With a price tag that large, what kind of legacy ma…

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Are you a millennial who chose to elope? We'd love to hear from you! 💍 The Globe is looking to talk to couples in Canada who've taken different elopement journeys within the past year. Why did you choose elopement? How did your families react? Tell us your experiences by

RT @kylejfulton: This week's City Space looks at the history and present-day challenges of Chinatown, Vancouver. A neighborhood that has be…

RT @JayCockburn: Chinatown, Vancouver is the neighbourhood that built Canada's railways, but it exists because of racism. Its survived race…

RT @kylejfulton: This week on City Space, we're looking at what bars bring to a neighbourhood. The Junction in Toronto's west end was dry f…

I just love this episode so much. It’s full of Toronto lore and asks: what role do bars play in a neighbourhood? And you’ll meet one of the badass women who fought to bring booze back to the Junction.

Irene Galea @IreneHGalea

Until just over 20 years ago, the Junction in Toronto was the city's last dry neighbourhood: alcohol sales were illegal. In today's episode of City Space, we tell the story of the murder, the bar brawl and the sermon behind that century-long ban...

Today’s episode is SUPERB. So proud of this team. 🍻

Jay Cockburn @JayCockburn

This was the most fun I've had writing a script. The Junction is full of bars today, but until 97 it was completely dry. This is how it went and stayed dry, what happens without the commerce booze brings, and the rapid gentrification that followed. https://t.co/AJc97jJe7g

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