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    Enzo DiMatteo

    Enzo was born in Belgium and emigrated with his family to Canada in the heat of Trudeaumania. He grew up in Toronto’s west end and cut his teeth in journalism in the 90s covering cop stories and whatever madness skinheads in the neo-Nazi movement were up to. He is a winner of numerous writing awards and the only (alleged) Commie banned from entering Cuba. It’s complicated. Claims to fame: champion wood-chopper and hammer-thrower.

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  • Readers’ Choice 2021: Toronto’s best activists, politicians and public spaces

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    Conservative party leader Erin O’Toole emerged for his first post-election one-on-one interview on TVO last Wednesday.  O’Toole managed to deflect questions surrounding his leadership. And...
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  • City and Toronto police sued over Lamport encampment eviction

    Five supporters of encampment residents who say they were injured in violent confrontations with police at Lamport Stadium Park this summer have filed a lawsuit...
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  • Hidden Toronto: Toronto’s First Post Office

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