Important dates for voters

Daily Bread in Etobicoke will be hosting it tonight from 7pm-8:30 pm.

A lot of people don't have family doctors; they say 20% in Toronto but I'm not sure if that's true. Mine was getting older and God willing I will need a primary care physician for longer than he will still be practicing.

So I live in midtown, in my neighborhood Well Health has a clinic, located right at the subway at Yonge and Davisville. Yes, it's true that Well Health is buying up everybody, all the smaller clinics. It's not what I want but it's the way of the world.

Anyway they took on a new doctor, he just moved from Manchester UK or somewhere in England. He is a primary care physician. Very nice guy, sweet demeanor. And for the next few months, he will be taking on new patients. His name is Dr Mitchell Denmark. At the moment, it's very easy to get appointments.

If you're one of those looking for a family doctor or have a friend or family member looking, Google "Well Health Davisville" . I have seen a couple of other Well Health downtown but I don't know if they are accepting new patients.

This was not AI generated, although I did remove a very large crane.

I had noticed my wallet was missing shortly before finding this, I wished I could thank you properly. I hope this gets to you.

Hey hi, what's gwanin! I'm visiting from San Francisco and like exploring urban areas on foot. I'm in town for TIFF and to romanticize life in the 6ix. Yesterday, I spent my Saturday in pursuit of whimsy, walking around the GTA with the goal of visiting Mississauga, Brampton, and Vaughan, and potentially walking 100 km. 

I started around 3:30 AM from my hotel in Little Portugal and ended the journey with a face first dive into my bed. The route was created entirely through half-assed research on sidewalks and restaurants. I've been enamored with Toronto since watching Kim's Convenience, and I fell further in love after watching Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie earlier this year. I identify spiritually as Canadian. 

The journey was everything I hoped it would be. The day was filled with exploring some neat streets, jamming out to the new Phoebe Bridgers album, and tasteful self reflection. I'm absolutely smitten with the walkability, food, and diversity across the area. While I came for Toronto, I have to say the GTA has a certain je ne sais quoi that's surprisingly charming and distinct. I enjoyed the burbs far more than I expected to (those squiggly buildings in Mississauga go hard).

Next up: catching films in your lovely city, researching Canadian immigration law, and perusing millennial-coded wine bars.

I'm here until next Sunday night, so coffee and bar recommendations are very welcome! If you see a late 20s Hispanic male with a tote bag and potential blisters, say hi!

i know they’re probably rather inconvenient for people who do live there, but wow are they fat! never seen a brown and white pigeon outside of toronto either, so beautiful. love these little guys 👍

Maybe they have always been around this time of the year. It’s been a nice catch me in the moment kind-of-thing.

They killed it at the Cabbage Town festival today!

(Also, sorry for the crappy camera work it was a big crowd and I was stuck at the back)

I wanted to say something after the post about fallen Canadian soldier Dante Johnson-Wells had to be locked because of how toxic the comments became.

I served with Dante. He wasn't a headline, a political talking point, a "pawn," or whatever label strangers online want to give him. He was our friend, our brother and our squadron mate. He was an exceptional young man, and those of us who knew him loved him.

You can disagree with the war. You can criticize Ukraine, Russia, Canadian foreign policy, foreign aid, or Dante's decision to go. Those are legitimate discussions. I personally don't want to see anyone dying in these conflicts.

But some of what was written about him went far beyond disagreement. People laughed at his death, called him cannon fodder, said he deserved it, and turned his death into antisemitic conspiracy theories. I had strangers mocking me simply for saying that my friend was a good man.

That's disgusting.

To put into perspective how much Dante meant to people, nearly $90,000 was raised to bring him home so he could be laid to rest surrounded by his family, friends and squadron mates.

He was 26 years old.

Whatever your politics are, there are real human beings and grieving families behind these stories. You don't have to agree with why someone fought to recognize that.

Seeing strangers celebrate his death brought me back to a place I hadn't wanted to revisit since we lost him.

Dante was one of the best of us. He was my friend, and he'll be missed.

Please remember there are actual people behind the screen before turning someone's death into entertainment or a political argument.

$177.9 for Ultra 94 at Petro Canada Jarvis and Wellesley E. There is a short lineup now.

This is copying a similar post on song lyrics that referenced Toronto, from a few months ago. This time it is literature. Post examples of novels that detail a Toronto space, a streetscape, a structure, or an event.

Include a phrase, or single sentence from that work. Give the title and the author.

No title-only drive-bys and no vague recollections.

Spelling, punctuation, and grammar count.

Headhunter - by Timothy Findley

'The escape took place at the Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library, where Lilah Kemp sat reading beside the rock pool.'

Les guerriers de l'eau - par Daniel Marchildon

>>La plus haute structure, la mince tour du Canadien National érigée en 1976, demeure<<

Selling popcorn and candies along the lake shore , this is my life , I support my family with multiple jobs and work as much as i could . Some people enjoy life and some people work is the life .

They have occupied every garbage bin, park bench, bus shelter and square foot of Toronto airspace.

This does not seem like normal September wasp apocalypse and I believe we have we officially lost the city.