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Yonge-Dundas Square as thousands celebrate Team Canada's olympic hockey gold.
Yonge-Dundas Square as thousands celebrate Team Canada's olympic hockey gold. - Tanja Tiziana

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When art reflects reality

Kenneth Montague has won Now magazine's best dentist award several times. He's also an art collector and curator who decided to take on the Canadian art establishment and put Toronto's black artists and art about black identity on the world map. read on…

A multifaith symphony of cultures

A Q&A with two Torontonians who are making this city a hub of interfaith and inter-cultural activity through the Tony Blair Faith Foundation and the Canadian Centre for Diversity.read on…

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Healthcare and Wellness

The healthcare and wellness industry in and around Toronto includes a vast network of hospitals, doctors and health care professionals that are taking care of our residents and keeping them healthy. On top of this an abundance of research and innovation takes place here. These range from the labs and firms located in downtown Toronto's Discovery District to the many companies around the GTA who are doing global business.read on…

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Bloor West Village

Bloor West Village

Bloor West Village typifies why Toronto is known as a city of neighbourhoods: far from the central core, the neighbourhood has a small town feel complete with a busy main street, Bloor, that has just the right mix of services and shops. It's also a very family oriented neighbourhood and the strollers will be out in force by day. The neighbourhood is bookended by High Park in the east and the Humber Valley in the west where riverside trails lead south to the lake or north through the wooded ravine. The residential areas to the north and south have a solid stock of early twentieth century housing. read on ...