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Steam Whistle's commitment to hiring new immigrants
Piali Roy
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Toronto's Steam Whistle Brewing has an unusual hiring policy: choose the best person for the job, with or without Canadian experience. In doing so, they say they've made their company and brand stronger.
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Bamiyan Kabob's Afghan cusine empire grows in and around Toronto
Sarah Elton
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
From one small restaurant in Thorncliffe Park, Bamiyan Kabob's family operation has grown into a city-wide chain with its own food processing centre and, soon, even a farm. Along the way, they've managed to hire 220 people.
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Energy Report talks cleantech with Toronto expert Vikas Ranja
Source: Energy Report
University of Toronto's Scarborough campus to get a major makeover
Source: Globe & Mail
Futurists: Guides on the road we'll travel
Source: Toronto Star
Discovering life at MaRS: Toronto's premier innovation district
Source: National Post
Makeup with a personal touch
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Sam James Coffee Bar, One Year On
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$1 million innovation investment in Teknoscan will create 20 new jobs in Vaughan
Almost $7.6 million from province will support medical research at Toronto hospitals, schools
Fast-growing Nightgale sees gross profits rise to 80%, hiring 7 in the GTA now
Tech services company Project X announces partnership for global growth
Innovative family health team on Queen West will be model for the province
Carbon Economy Summit this month will show business the way to sustainability
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Rexdale's Smithfield Park gets $110,000 playground improvement
Emergency Medical Services builds new $2.6-million station to replace old gas station
$7.6-million works on Bloor Street in Etobicoke halfway done
TTC customer service report releases 78 recommendations
King and Parliament to get 14-storey, 215-unit condo aimed at young professionals
Long anticipated Cube -- 6 storeys, 21 units -- nears completion at College and Ossington
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Sustainability
Tuesday, December 08, 2009
Sustainability is big - and getting bigger - in the GTA. A commitment to hybrid busses, designing LEED certified buildings, renewable energy, waste diversion and encouraging active transportation (walking, biking) are all part of this region's efforts to adopt practices and lifestyles that reduce our dependence on natural resources, cut pollution levels and improve our quality of life.
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North York City Centre - Willowdale
Once a sleepy small-town residential enclave deep in the borough of North York, the area around Willowdale has evolved into a true "downtown" style core with a crowded skyline and large-scale shopping developments along Yonge Street. Mel Lastman Square - named after the former mayor of both North York and Toronto - is the public heart of this former borough and the centre of its business area. A few blocks west or east of Yonge returns to North York's traditional bungalow landscape that with the opening of Sheppard subway in 2002 has seen much growth.
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