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If Toronto Had a "Strong Mayor"
By Barry Blitt

Shooting Stars
By Katrina Onstad

COLUMNS
India Summer
I'm white, I'm single, and I'm from small-town Northern Ontario. I thought I'd never fit into Little India. I couldn't have been more wrong By Cynthia Brouse

He Got Aim
If you're a professional dartsplayer, your life is defined by tiny segments on a board eight feet away. If you're two-time world champion John Part, you hit those segments more often than any other Canadian in history By Trevor Cole

Kicking the Habit
A 120-year-old nunnery did the unthinkable:it expanded and moved into an airy building with a thoroughly modern sensibility By Katherine Ashenburg

THIS CITY
Hanging with indie princess Emily Haines • Telling Tales on K-os, Robert Munsch and 44,000 Sober Alcoholics • What Kansas, Iowa, South Dakota and Ohio have that we don't

CITY SURVIVOR
24 hours with Novelist Russell Smith By Gillian Grace

Super Shopper
The city’s best loot By Nancy Won

On the Block
The rise of Dundas West By Olivia Stren

Dining
The next Niagara By James Chatto

Food
Return of the killer tomatoes By Sasha Chapman

Drink
Getting all sniffy By David Lawrason

Restaurants
Challah-lujah: the best French Toast • How Czehoski's went from Polish to posh • Plus our star-rated reviews

This Month
Cronenberg's twisted take on the American dream at TIFF • Iceland's Sigur Ros packs sonic heat • Kristin Booth gets the royal treatment at Soulpepper

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