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Alex Flood

Alex Flood

Born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Alex is thrilled to bring his small town journalistic flavours to the nation's largest city. Reporting on the people, events and issues that matter most to residents fuels his passion, which he discovered as a student at the College of Sports Media. When he's not writing, Alex can be found exploring the downtown, playing the piano or getting heckled by locals for being a diehard Canucks fan

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Recent Work by Alex

Break something? Repair Café Toronto wants to fix it

Break something? Repair Café Toronto wants to fix it

Volunteer fixers were at St. Lawrence Market this week to help residents repair household items, gadgets and a giant stuffed bear
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Chinatown rings in Lunar New Year with colourful cultural celebration

Chinatown rings in Lunar New Year with colourful cultural celebration

Toronto’s Dragon City Mall was flooded with locals eager to celebrate the Year of the Snake through lion dancing, live music and more festivities
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Blue Rodeo's Jim Cuddy reflects on band's 40-year anniversary ahead of new documentary

Blue Rodeo's Jim Cuddy reflects on band's 40-year anniversary ahead of new documentary

TorontoToday spoke with Cuddy and director Dale Heslip about how the band navigated the competitive music scene in Toronto
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‘Amazon Sucks’: Toronto art exhibit protests retail giant’s dominance

‘Amazon Sucks’: Toronto art exhibit protests retail giant’s dominance

A window display on Danforth Avenue, inspired by Andy Warhol’s iconic ‘Brillo Boxes,’ aims to expose Amazon’s impact on small businesses
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Rogers Centre, other Toronto landmarks recreated to scale by Minecraft group

Rogers Centre, other Toronto landmarks recreated to scale by Minecraft group

Creators with BuildTheEarth Canada aim to replicate every building in the city on popular sandbox game
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Duck Off! Toronto birdwatchers spot 26 species in 2 hours at friendly competition

Duck Off! Toronto birdwatchers spot 26 species in 2 hours at friendly competition

Toronto’s Feminist Bird Club witnessed large gatherings of ducks and other waterfowl during windy morning at the Outer Harbour Lookout on Sunday
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Coffee lovers loosen up at daytime party series in Liberty Village

Coffee lovers loosen up at daytime party series in Liberty Village

The third edition of The Coffee Party brought hundreds to NODO Liberty for caffeinated refreshments, homemade pastries and live house music on Saturday
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U of T's Free Store is helping students on a budget

U of T's Free Store is helping students on a budget

Three days a week, students and faculty can shop for gently used clothing, furniture and books at no cost
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Meal under $10: Three crunchy flautas at Seven Lives in Kensington

Meal under $10: Three crunchy flautas at Seven Lives in Kensington

Welcome to TorontoToday’s new series uncovering the last remaining cheap eats in the city
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ICMYI: Toronto singles are ditching the apps for in-person dating events

ICMYI: Toronto singles are ditching the apps for in-person dating events

Over 200 Toronto singles regularly sign off Tinder, Hinge and other apps to mingle at weekly, in-person dating events hosted by the group Thursday
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