November 2006 Contents
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40th Anniversary Issue
40 Years
From arm-wrestling feminists to sensitive New Age Guys, the rise of punk to the fall of SkyDome—a gallery of Toronto Life covers
You Are Here
Toronto is more like Los Angeles or Mumbai than New York—a city of trajectories defined not by its core, but by the people who move through it By Doug Saunders
They Like Us! They Really Like Us!
Call it curiosity. Call it vanity. Call it a severe identity crisis. We all want to know what celebrities think of Toronto. Actors, writers, moguls, pop stars and pop tarts weigh in
Big Bang
Ten moments that changed life in Toronto—for better or worse By Katherine Ashenburg
40 First Borns
Toronto New Year's babies, past and present, on their greatest accomplishments
COLUMNS
Miller's Crossing
Mayor David Miller swept into office on a wave of civic optimism. But as he coasts to a second term, it seems his bold vision has gone AWOL By Philip Preville
A Delicate Balance
Attendance is down, budgets are up and instead of owning a part of the new opera house, the National Ballet is merely a tenant. Can Karen Kain put a spring back in the company's step?By Alec Scott
Whyte's Supremacy
When Ken Whyte took over Maclean's, it was a museum of dead ideas. Now it's garish but refreshingly gutsy—something like the anti-Time By Robert Fulford
THIS CITY
Adam Vaughan's strange trip from Citytv to city hall • John Travolta's chubby chick make-over • Paul Maurice's winning strategy for the Leafs
CITY SURVIVOR
24 HOURS WITH
Dolce Vita's David Rocco By Amy Verner
SUPER SHOPPER
The city's best loot By Jennifer Cranston
ON THE BLOCK
Eglinton West, uptowners' utopia By Olivia Stren
DINING
Going Undercover By James Chatto
DRINK
Sherry picking By David Lawrason
RESTAURANTS
Soba Sundays at Hiro Sushi
• Quest for the best chocolate crêpe
• Plus, our star-rated reviews
THIS MONTH
The Daily Show's Demetri Martin debuts his offbeat stand-up • The city's art fairs face off • Much ado about nothing: playwright Will Eno hits the Tarragon
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