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NORM KELLY, AKA THE 6DAD, USES HIS CELEBRITY STATUS, LIKENESS FOR GOOD
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The longtime city councillor, who has become a bit of a Twitter phenom, has been using his newfound celebrity status for good. Most recently, he’s partnered with Peace Collective, a company founded by two KingBathurst residents, on an exlusive limited edition clothing line for charity. Courtesy photo FEATURE: PAGES 8 and 9 WHY YOU SHOULD READ MORE: Find out how Twitter has allowed Kelly to connect with the younger crowd.
SEE MIXOLOGISTS IN ‘MADE WITH LOVE’ Catch the drink mixing action during the ‘Made with Love’ mixology competition held Monday. Photo/ALLEN AGOSTINO PHOTO GALLERY: bit.ly/mixpics See more photos from this event that took place at Liberty Grand.
ICONIC TORONTO SIGN AT NATHAN PHILLIPS SQUARE SUBJECT OF NEW LAWSUIT Bruce Barrow, Markham Creative brand consultant, has filed a civil suit against the City of Toronto as well as councillors Josh Colle and Michael Thompson and Mayor John Tory, alleging that he was the one with the original idea for the now iconic sign. File photo/CHRIS TANOUYE FULL STORY: bit.ly/signlawsuit WHY YOU SHOULD READ MORE: Read more details about the lawsuit including why Barrow is asking for a total of $2.5 million.
BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO PROVIDED FEEDBACK ON NEW VILLAGER Mark Vaxman is the winner of the Toronto Maple Leafs tickets for the April 6 game against the Columbus Blue Jackets by providing feedback on the reimagining of the new Parkdale Villager newspaper. Thank you to all those who participated in the contest as well as submitted comments on the new look of the paper. Feel free to provide further feedback by emailing managing editor Clark Kim at ckim@ insidetoronto.com Staff photo/BENJAMIN PRIEBE
ROB FORD’S FAMILY WILL PAY ABOUT $19,000 IN FUNERAL COSTS TO THE CITY Rob Ford lay in repose at Toronto City Hall for two days at the end of March, and then was remembered at a public funeral at St. James Cathedral, where city staff assisted in facilitating guests and logistics. Photo/ANDREW LAHODYNSKYJ FULL STORY: bit.ly/fordfuneral WHY YOU SHOULD READ MORE: Find out why it cost nearly $19,000 according to the City of Toronto for his funeral and memorial.