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Tag Archives: Toronto
If Something Exists Only to Kill, Why Do We Protect It?
Guns exist only to kill. That, in itself, is reason enough to ban them, but with the recent high-profile violence gun incidents in Toronto and Denver, it’s time for Canada to step up, take the lead, and ban guns outright. Continue reading
Toronto Must Learn About Daniel Desrochers Following Eaton Centre Shooting
Why the citizens of Toronto need to learn the story of Montreal’s Daniel Desrochers in light of the innocent victims of the Eaton Centre alleged-drug-related shootings. Continue reading
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Five Ways to Cure NHL’s Allergy to Defense
Forget what’s going on in Toronto; here are five things the NHL could do to improve it’s game. But, ultimately, none of it will matter if they don’t first improve the players’ respect for each other’s health. Continue reading
Too Many Marketing Words Obscures Pearson’s Users’ Message
A discussion of the future of Pearson Airport shows that marketing biz speak can obscure the plain-speech message that are truly important. Continue reading
Clothed-Minded Parents Wrongfully Fearful of Sexuality
Looking at how closed-minded (and clothes-minded) parents can be in light of a Toronto school’s decision to cancel a cross-dressing day for elementary students due to misplaced fears about sexual identity. Continue reading
