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New sign in the window is that they're re-opening Statler's in late October.

The former blink and its gone bubble tea place on Yonge at Isabella has been replaced with a payday loans place. That's like #15 between Wellesley and Bloor on Yonge. Someone with some business acumen, please explain the logic of this to me. I get that usury is a good way to make money, but...

The City's the exact same - the vast majority of people live outside of the city - the head of 416 lives in Newmarket. I knew people who commuted in from places like Stratford and St. Catherine's when I was there.

Its a summer job at a municipality, so you're making, what, $15-19 an hour, with o/t and the like? Your average uni student these days, if they can find it, is making $10 an hour as someone in retail or $5 an hour plus tips as a server. I'd say suck it up and work.

South Park covered this same ground: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ua1GCnKwH8&feature=related Such a clever episode, particularly when Emmanuel Lewis turns up.

It was when they brought Sasha Grey aboard. First American Apparel, then Entourage. Girl destroys everything she touches. Its likely some manner of tertiary syphilis thing.

or Vice? Its the only reason to venture into one of those joints unless you're in search of a $34 t-shirt that's cut to fit some grover-shaped hipster.

Gasworks, eh? Shows what I know, I still think of that as the old Musclemag.

whoo, two posts in a row. Elevate's closed - bailiff's notice in the door indicating the locks have been changed for non-payment of rent. We could have started a pool.

I went through on my way to and from my girl's house. If you're into people who are in no physical condition to disrobe in public walking around naked, its ideal. Otherwise, meh. At least its less commercial and touristy than Pride.

Thats two on the same day for the same spot. Thanks, passed on.

Anyone have any experience (first/second/third hand) with getting a nose job done in the city? A friend of a friend is asking me to research on their behalf and I'm pretty well stumped - there's few online ratings that I'll trust for restaurants, let alone surgeons. However, you good folk...

I was looking for a few items for my girlfriend's daughter just before Christmas last year and hit the one at Scarborough Towne after she'd gone through the Eaton Centre. It was doing well that day. Point of advice: never do this, ever.

I wonder if anyone ever stymies them with a 'can't you leave me alone, have you no decency, sir, at long last?' On second thought, now I want to do that.

Son of a. Yeah, you're 100% right. Montreal was the only city that I could think of. Well done.

As has been said, Quebec, Quebec, Quebec. Did you hear the group after they burned the first police car? All shouting in French at one another. Same as the group being escorted out of the residences and into jail. All quebecois. I'd love to see some counter-protests whereby we'd go burn...

Wat. I was so glad we'd escaped all this nonsense. Edit: I went out at around 11:30. They're all french. Every single one of them. All tourists in my city. I sincerely hope the police have someone monitoring twitter feeds.

No kidding. Do they know that someone beat them too it already?

What a bunch of weenies. They all look like their hair's still wet from the amount of swirlies they were given in high school through university.

Thats fantastic that they put posters up on the plywood. Someone working there's a genius.