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Torontonians are not particularly bold, fashion-wise. I think that's a big reason for all the black. My winter coat is red, like a stop sign. Don't-run-me-over-you-bastards Red.

I have mine in an inner pocket of my bag -- I just hold my bag at the Presto reader and it works. Some of those readers can be really sensitive! I don't even have to roll down my car window to get into my parking garage.

Someone's already done it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.bitbucket.efung.prestoreader&hl=en It just does card balance and transaction history.

Ugh. Ford's ridiculous framing of the situation shouldn't be validated. You can't reason with the unreasonable. This just says to me that there should be *some* basic hurdles for people to clear before running for council. You could at the very least eliminate people who haven't read the Code...

If you have a Toronto Public Library card, you can access the Canadian Newsstand database online: http://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/detail.jsp?Entt=RDMEDB0022&R=EDB0022 They have articles from most Canadian papers, going back decades. (I'd look, but I don't have my card on me at the...

Rob Ford : The Opera Part 2 : Electric Crackaloo

It actually looks more like they just changed the colours in Photoshop.

The Shoppers at Burnhamthorpe and Cawthra is already open 24 hrs a day.

A similar thing happened to me. I put some money on the card in anticipation of a transit trip, but ended up not using it. Totally forgot about it for a whole month, until I suddenly received an email that said "E-Purse load confirmed" that looked exactly like every email they send you in...

I am shivering with antici

Dude, you are just not paying attention. There is a highway 5 sign right at Hurontario & Dundas. I'm pretty sure it's still there. I also passed by one the other day at Dundas & Erin Mills Pkwy, though it's hard to see on Google Street View. It's on the eastbound side, just east of Erin Mills...

Yeah, I find it particularly galling that they're now selling this shwanky image of themselves, but then you walk into your local The Bay and it's the same old disaster as usual. At least wait till the renovations are done everywhere before you start broadcasting pretensions of fanciness.

No staff on the selling floor is right -- you could never find someone to man the cash or unlock a dressing room when needed. What's even more annoying is when you approach a point of sale only to be told that they're an "in-store boutique" and can't take your money because that thing you want...

Oh wow, does this mean there's a Galleria supermarket coming there too? It's the exact same logo.

Now all we need is a mallet and a sign that reads TEST YOUR MIGHT

OH GOD YOU'RE RIGHT. Yonge and Bloor is forevermore doomed to a blighted, depressing existence now that Absolute reigns in Mississauga. OH the tragedy. We should all just kill overselves now!! *ahem* Coveting thy neighbour's buildings is pointless. If Yonge and Bloor wants its own Marilyn...

They look so unreal at sunset. (sorry for the reflections, I took this from inside the car)

WHOA. This alone will bring me back to Sears.

Aura is so overwhelming, I hear the Imperial March in my head whenever I see it. All it's missing is some laser cannons.

Word is Samsung's planning to open its first retail location in Canada at Yorkdale. http://business.financialpost.com/2012/04/02/samsung-gears-up-for-retail-rollout-in-canada/