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Ontario Emergency Brake Rules Prohibit DJ Livestreams.

TORONTO — Ontario venue owners are being dealt another COVID-19 setback after the provincial government outlawed live streaming shows for the second time this year. The latest measures in Doug Ford’s “emergency brake” plan, introduced on Thursday, prohibit virtual events from taking place over the next four weeks – an effort to slow the spread […]

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April BARTENDER OF THE MONTH: Justin Rego

Establishment: Covid-19 Lockdown Why did you become a bartender? I Became a bartender because it looked like a lot of fun. I love adding to the customers experience when coming to Blue Suede Sue’s and making sure it’s a memorable one. What made you want to work at the bar at which you’re currently bartending? […]

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Toronto Partier Lucy Li Wanted in Murder

  UPDATED Mar 26th: Police believe they’ve left the country and are on the run in eastern europe. UPDATED #2  June 14:  Police have captured them in Hungary. Hamilton Police have issued warrants for two suspects involved in the Tyler Pratt homicide and the attempted murder of a second victim. Oliver Karafa, 28-years-old, and Yun […]

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5′ Woman Chokes Out Bouncer After Thinking He Touched Her Butt

A woman attacked a nightclub bouncer from behind and put in him a chokehold after she mistakenly thought he had slapped her bottom. CCTV footage shows Kierah Lagrave, a 22-year-old from upstate New York, felling the man in the attack and leaving him unconscious for several seconds on the floor. The 5ft 1in woman launched the assault because she […]

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Why isn’t The Government Doing More to Save Nightlife?

     There are few parts of the economy that have been as badly affected by Covid-19 than nightlife – or to be more accurate, the response to the coronavirus, rather than the disease itself. Nightclubs have been forced to close since March and face even more months of closure. The ratcheting up of restrictions, and the accompanying fines, for anyone […]

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HOW MILLENNIALS PARTY DIFFERENTLY TO GENERATION X

The cliché is that millennials are throwing around piles of cash on brunches and Pret sandwiches. But as far as nights out go, new research suggests that so-called generation Y’ers are actually thriftier than their baby boomer parents. The study, commissioned by Pro Plus (beloved of students with pressing deadlines) on how social spending habits […]

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Patios in Toronto and Mississauga are Open Now.

Outdoor dining will be allowed to resume Saturday in Toronto and Peel Region under modifications to the grey-lockdown zone and indoor dining capacities will be raised in red and orange zones, provincial officials said Friday. The province is also modifying the rules for areas in the red and orange zones to allow dining inside of […]

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