Posts Tagged ‘Toronto’
MY3D Agency, 3D Printing House Blog
Michael Gossack is the owner, printer and blogger behind the popular MY3D Agency blog. His busy downtown Toronto print-shop specializes in making lifelike human figurines. Leaders in the field, Michael and his staff design, scan, 3D model and produce the highest quality 3D printed figurines in the city. Their blog is filled with original pictures…
Read MoreNikki Fotheringham at Green Moxie in Toronto
Nikki Fotheringham is a friend of mine. I met her the day I almost hired her, and I reckon we’re still friends today because I didn’t. I took one look at her resume and knew she was too good for my action. It was on that day she intrigued me and caught my attention with…
Read MoreAnum Khan and James Rubec, PB&J Mag in different parts of Canada
Like the sandwich that is its namesake, this is a quick, tasty and unpretentious blog. Its bulk – or the bread is in its commitment to quality content which chronicles local/world events and lifestyles in a down to earth tone. The protein – or peanut butter – is the hearty substance behind provocative articles like…
Read MoreDeb Lewis Blogs About Events in Toronto
Deborah Lewis runs an upscale event planning business in downtown Toronto. On average she designs, promotes and executes between thirty five and fifty of the city’s biggest and most memorable occasions each year, and she blogs about it and posts pictures on Twitter, Flickr and Facebook. Her blog gives readers the pertinent details and…
Read MoreMark Goodfield, The Blunt Bean Counter
Mark Goodfield is a Canadian income tax expert who shares his insights and knowledge about the Income Tax Act, and that makes him rather unique. There are countless consumer blogs and political pundits and even a few good government blogs, but Mark is the first income tax expert blogger I’ve come across. More accurately, he’s…
Read MoreGhost of a Flea in Toronto
Nicholas Packwood writes blog candy. His text is hard boiled sugar that’s packed with cool pictures and compelling captions; his blog posts are short and sweet and super readable. Ghost of a Flea is politics and pop culture from Packwood’s perspective. He’s very opinionated, and one of the few anti-Obama bloggers left on the internet.…
Read MoreRaymi the Minx in Toronto
Lauren White is a blog pioneer. She started her web log back in 2000 when Blogger itself was less that a year old and still owned by Pyra Labs. Back then, very few people knew anything about blogging, and this Canadian girl was an early thought leader in the process of discovering what’s cool, and…
Read MoreTemporarily Me in Toronto
Samantha is a 27 year old married mother-of-two that works in the construction industry. During the day she (sometimes) wears a hard hat, coveralls and steel toed boots on downtown Toronto construction sites. But at home, in the evenings, she gently constructs beautiful social nets – she blogs and builds pretty web buttons that bind…
Read MoreDead Robot in Downtown Toronto
Ted is a 43 year old fountain of wit. He’s a good photographer, and a skilled graphic artist. A barrel chested weekend warrior, this robot is very much alive. He writes with a sharp keyboard, and a keen eye on queer happenstance, local Toronto events, arts and culture. His blog explores web development, new technology,…
Read MoreOne Old Green Bus
Matthew James Didier lives in west end of Toronto, but his readers would never know it. He seldom writes about the city. When he pens his blog, Didier escapes the GTA and hops around Canada (and back in time) profiling Canadian authors and showcasing vintage film clips he finds on YouTube. He writes about old…
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