Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Via The Torontoist we have Toronto writer Gina Mallet’s book: Last Chance to Eat: The Fate of Taste in a Fast Food World, published in 2004 and garnering rave reviews in North America and Britain. Where has all the good Continue reading Taste in a Fast Food World
Via CBC Arts, a new award celebrating Canadian cartoonists and named after prolific artist Douglas Austin Wright. Winners for the 2005 Doug Wright Awards for Canadian cartooning (The Dougies?) will be announced at an awards ceremony held during this year’s Continue reading Doug Wright Awards for Canadian cartooning at The Toronto Comic Arts Festival
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival 2005 (TCAF) will be held May 27-29 2005 in Downtown Toronto’s Historic Mirvish Village District (on Markham Street, one block west of the Bloor Street and Bathurst Street TTC subway exit), with a huge number Continue reading The Toronto Comic Arts Festival 2005 May 27-29
Via Boing Boing (and ex-Bakka boy Cory Doctorow) , BAKKAPHOENIX is Moving! back to Queen Street West, their old haunting grounds, to 697 Queen St. West, half a block west of Bathurst, on the south side of Queen. Google Map. Continue reading Toronto’s SciFi BookStore, Bakka Books moving back to Queen St, March 1
Toronto’s annual WinterCity Festival is a 14-day city-wide celebration of our city’s culture, creativity, and cuisine, to encourage residents and visitors to get out and experience Toronto’s restaurants and attractions during the traditionally quiet winter season. The festival’s culinary element Continue reading Winterlicious 2005, Toronto
Just saw the wonderfull Quill at the 2004 Toronto International Film Festival, the life of a see-eye guide dog, from the pov of the dog. A sweet, sweet film. Now I feel like getting a puppy! Here’s the imdb listing. Continue reading Yoichi Sai’s Quill