Category Archives: Toronto

Idle Hands

By caniceleung | Published: June 12, 2007
I’m bored. McClung’s distro is done (for now), work at Green Candy is on semi-haitus (since my boss is in California for two weeks, I’m working from home), and Spacing jobs are doing der ting at der own pace. Unless I decide to send in some pitches, man I am… bored. Because of this, [...]
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Lakeshore Blvd.

By caniceleung | Published: April 26, 2007
Last week riding on the Lakeshore. Part of this summer’s goal to actually see the city.
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Must be the new moon.

By caniceleung | Published: December 24, 2006
My new favourite spot in the city: the top of Kensington Market parking garage. A secluded, quiet spot to murder your friends.
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Winter Solstice

By caniceleung | Published: December 22, 2006
Every year some good folk in Kensington Market put on a winter solstice celebration and parade. From what I caught, it seemed classically Kensington: equal parts young yuppie families, weirdo fireside dancing, hippies, costumes, pot-smoking, and strange pagan storytelling. Ryan and I missed 95% of the events, but here are some crowd shots, [...]
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The Weekly Miscellany

By caniceleung | Published: November 10, 2006
The New Yorker gets its cycling on in this month’s issue, written by the wonderful Ben McGrath. Bike Forums’ SSFG has its panties in a twist as usual, but they are also low brow pedal punks and kamikaze biker bullies and ignorami (for real, they called the New Yorker a “sugar-coated parade magazine for [...]
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