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ClubLand died around 2005 ....... The club district is changing. It is losing the big clubs, and gaining smaller venues and restaurants. The entertainment district peaked around 2002. I have worked there for 17 years and it is definitely a shadow of what it was despite the alarmist...

In David Olives world, the Toronto Maple Leafs have been a resounding success over the last 40 years because a Championship parade would further exacerbate the city's traffic problems. And don't forget that the few and short playoff runs by the team have allowed the ACC - and Maple Leaf Gardens...

not dead just not 28 I'm from Toronto, and I think the speed of change here is increasing exponentially. You'll be around when this city blossoms, and you'll have gone through the exciting making-mistakes-to-learn phase. Its fast. Its stressful, its vibrant, and its growing.