Harbourfont in hot water
July 26, 1995
Despite extended funding, the future of Harbourfront is still in doubt
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Smokin’! This film won’t harm your baby
June 28, 1995
The film by director Wayne Wang and acclaimed novelist Paul Auster is destined to become a classic.
It’s Tea Time: Twilight of Windsor’s Tea Party
June 28, 1995
Similar to the Boston Tea Party upheaval, Windsor’s Tea Party is also busy rebelling against the status quo in today’s music scene. Their second album, The Edges of Twilight stands out as a mosaic of sounds from almost every culture on Earth.
Puppets with private parts
June 28, 1995
“The producers wish to advise that no puppets were killed or maimed during the production of this film,” is the highly prominent disclaimer on Peter Jackson’s “Meet the Feebles.”
??Jim Carrey-s on??: Manic Riddler’s early days in T.O.
June 28, 1995
Carrey had “IT” - that crazy undefinable characteristic that separates the mere flashes from the true stars. Call it magnetism. Call it charisma. Whatever it was, it was there - in spades.
Pulp Fringe
June 28, 1995
What causes a young boy to kill his mother and grandmother for an inheritance he was soon to get anyway? How does a Vaudeville clown take control of a family’s destiny? Ever get a chance to look at the seamy underbelly of the puppet world?
Your Average Country Boys
June 28, 1995
You drink at school, at home, in your car. You drink in shacks and fields. Then you find out who’s up for some crop-dusting
Industrial housing revolution: Tenants fight evictions and funding crisis
June 28, 1995
Toronto’s industrial and commercial landlords are exploiting the city’s poor by illegally renting them properties for use as residential space.
Election ‘95: MP fears social spending cuts
June 28, 1995
“Mikey doesn’t realize that he’s going to destroy us.”
Bike lanes ready to roll: But Metro blocks lanes around intersections, fearing traffic jams
June 28, 1995
The Gerrard St. bike lanes were to be a joint project of the City of Toronto and Metro Toronto.
The Age of Useless Information
June 28, 1995
People never seek out road accidents to stare at, but they always slow down. Are we, the news media, dragging corpses out of ditches and laying them on the soft shoulder on the pretext that people want to see them?
Access nightmare has reader seeing red
June 28, 1995
I truly believe it is every person’s basic human right to go wherever the hell they please. Why there aren’t laws to protect this right is beyond me.
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