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I have the album it's from; it was her first release after recovering from a double lung transplant. Her voice recovered superbly!
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Which episodes of Murdoch did they film at WCR? I only know of Nikita using them. Murdoch did use the streetcar museum in Rockwood (despite the cars used not coming to be until twenty years after the...
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I haven't recognized a Cambridge landmark in Murdoch Mysteries for a while; I think they're filming exclusively in Hamilton now.
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I don't trust Applebee's; I went to the one in Windsor and got a meal with a hair wrapped around a couple of fries.
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They don't seem much different from big box to me. The only difference between this place and SmartCentres is the layout.
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No more harsh than in the average downtown, I should think.
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Isn't Nevada Bob's still here, too?
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I expect more than a few developers are salivating over the bus station land.
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Hobby shops, especially model train stores. They used to be all over the place but one by one they closed. Rails West, Heritage Hobbies, Classy Chassis, and Iron Horse Hobbies - all gone. I only know...
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It was a bit dry, but informative. Graham Henderson of Music Canada discussed the opportunities open to Kitchener, with strong technological and cultural sectors similar to those found in Austin,...
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Did anybody else attend this event at City Hall today? It updated people on the Music Works campaign to make Kitchener a live music hub and discussed some of the challenges facing the music industry...
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Probably the K-Mart influence.
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Sears may have an alternative to a total move-out. Some Sears locations in the US are being subdivided and sublet to other chains.
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Riverside Park in Preston used to have a petting zoo, but it was shut down a few years back. I think the space is bike and skateboard ramps now.
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There is quite a bit of parking on the Guelph campus, but probably not enough to handle all parking needs. I expect they will be running shuttle buses from other areas; the research buildings on...
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The handout looks fantastic!
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I worked for one of those collection services for a day; the stuff was loaded onto the truck and brought straight to Value Village. Sorting the usable stuff from the junk would save loading time,...
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That's the reason, yes. I think the third rail kicks in around Albany, though longer distance trains might still change engines at White Plains. I'm just not sure why a shorter-run train like...
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Wasn't sure whether this ought to go under retail or recreation; I picked the latter.
Victoria Park canoe rental business proposed
Right now, ducks and geese are the only ones enjoying a...
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Clothesline and other collection programs should trawl the neighbourhoods on move-out day and collect what they can. A lot of the stuff would probably end up back in the same houses they collected...
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One thing I can't understand about Amtrak's dual-mode engines is why they don't run them all the way to Toronto on the Maple Leaf. Switching engines at the border defeats the purpose of having...
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Not surprising with only two trains a day. Give it time and we might get something, even if it's only dual-mode diesel/electrics.
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I still would have gone traditional, but it's probably the best choice of the bunch. I agree that iXpress could stand to be retired. It strikes me as a relic of the i-name craze Apple started. Maybe...
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Kind of disappointed that they went with the head end of The Canadian rather than the dome car. Ah, well. I'll live.
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I can see HBC trying it; they do seem keen on getting specialist retail areas within their stores.
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I wonder if Waterloo Region is more likely to receive a Nordstrom Rack store, at least initially. They'll probably want to stay in the bigger markets for a while.
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I don't think the plan is to force Sears out; a lot of industry analysts have questioned whether Sears will make it to the Christmas sales, that's how precarious their situation is. I expect Sears...
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I'd like to see a new Bay only because the existing one has too many patches from previous renovations. Best to start with a clean slate. With both Sears and Walmart likely to be leaving, now is a...
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Considering Fairview is moving upscale, it probably wouldn't be unreasonable to expect a Nordstrom in the Sears location in time. A new HBC on the site of the Wal-Mart in the same style as the store...
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How delightfully....bland.
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Having not been inside it, can someone tell me what's wrong with the current one?
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A performing arts centre would compete with The Aud and Centre in the Square too much. My best guess is more commercial. I doubt it will be Westmount style; they tore one of those down when they made...
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Moxie's is getting its own building where the walk-in clinic/former St Hubert's used to be at Fairway and Wilson.
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There have been suggestions of a hotel for the Cambridge Mill site as well; anyone heard more about that?
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Third rail power is an impossibility for surface light rail. The only other alternative to overhead wire is Bombardier's PRIMOVE system, and nobody has used it yet.
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Longer than 2005--they were talking about it before I graduated high school in 2003.
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One of the runways at YKF is longer than a runway at YHM in Hamilton; they used to have transatlantic services so it's possible for us. Would probably have to make a refueling stop at Gander or...
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Did anything happen with the survey for travellers to Windsor? That flight would probably make the most sense if they made us an outbound pick-up, inbound drop-off airport on Toronto-Windsor flights...
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The plywood has certainly greyed a fair bit.
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If it's anything like the shutdown of the post office in the Sandwich neighbourhood of Windsor they've already decided. The customer survey is just a formality. The Shoppers location is more...
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Couldn't they use the sound insulation used for recording booths?
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Do you know anything about the new building going up on the north end of the development?
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Big box retail may be dying at sportsworld, but smaller format stores are plugging along. A new strip mall is promoting itself pre-construction.
In nearby news, Apex Cycle has made its move to...
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Have there been any developments on this project? The Record article quoted dates to 2008.
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I think it's a prestige thing. Anyone can have a postal outlet in the back of a drug store, but a standalone post office means you've arrived--or at least returned to where you were before they tore...
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Saw a coyote a couple of weeks ago near the Zehrs on Dunbar Road.
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The only other independent chocolatier I know of in Waterloo Region is Reid's in Galt. Not on par with Toronto's Soma or a chain like Godiva, but it has its charms. It smells divine before you even...
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Makes you wonder why they bothered at all.
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The current goal is to electrify the Union-Pearson tracks by 2017; I can't imagine that electrification of at least part of Kitchener Line would be far behind, and inevitably more trains would follow.
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Waterloo to get double-decker buses by summer!
GO adds new double-deckers that ride a bit lower
Toronto Star | April 3, 2013