It’s one of the least focused searches on Twitter but for anyone who wants to get a broad fix on what’s bugging or beguiling people in this city, the “Toronto” search is a good one. You can catch up on Laureen Harper fencing with an aboriginal heckler or the unhappy fans of the Australian band 5 Seconds of Summer (5SOS if you please) who find themselves in an endless line for tickets. There’s much interest in the forthcoming Raptors-Nets game. The Toronto Sun calls the Nets the Dinosaurs because of their age. Cute. Lot’s of comment on that one. Most curious of all is the Toronto Star story about a medical marijuana businessman and cook who has taken to the newspaper’s pages to whip up non-hash dishes and warning that it’s illegal to serve marijuana at dinner. Good to know. But he is in the medical cannabis business under federal rules. What a temple of free enterprise in which we worship. Hey Toronto, what have you got for us today?
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It’s one of the least focused searches on Twitter but for anyone who wants to get a broad fix on what’s bugging or beguiling people in this city, the “Toronto” search is a good one. You can catch up on Laureen Harper fencing with an aboriginal heckler or the unhappy fans of the Australian band 5 Seconds of Summer (5SOS if you please) who find themselves in an endless line for tickets. There’s much interest in the forthcoming Raptors-Nets game. The Toronto Sun calls the Nets the Dinosaurs because of their age. Cute. Lot’s of comment on that one. Most curious of all is the Toronto Star story about a medical marijuana businessman and cook who has taken to the newspaper’s pages to whip up non-hash dishes and warning that it’s illegal to serve marijuana at dinner. Good to know. But he is in the medical cannabis business under federal rules. What a temple of free enterprise in which we worship. 