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1. www.thestar.com › entertainment › what-was-torontoHere’s what Toronto was like in the ’90s - The Toronto Star

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   Aug 26, 2024 · The Blue Jays championships, Electric Circus, the club district — here are 10 things that defined Toronto in the ’90s. Updated Aug. 26, 2024 at 5:02 p.m. Aug. 26, 2024

2. www.blogto.com › city › 2011This is what Toronto looked like in the 1990s - blogTO

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   Feb 19, 2022 · Toronto in the 1990s was a time before the internet became a thing, before iPhones and Instagram. It was a very different place, an era when the megacity came into existence, the SkyDome was still ...

3. www.blogto.com › city › 2016A flashback to the grittiness of Toronto streets in the 1980s

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   May 13, 2023 · The Shuffle Demons at Yonge and Bloor. Toronto was much less polished back in the 1980s. It was a grittier city, but in some ways also a friendlier and less cynical place. It was a city with ...

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5. www.blogto.com › sports_play › 2015/08/30_signs_you30 signs you grew up in Toronto in the 1990s - blogTO

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   • Your Toronto Blue Jays won the World Series in 1992. And then again, the following year, and you wondered how anything could possibly ever top that.
   • You or someone you knew owned the Barenaked Ladies yellow tape.
   • You dropped a lot of change into Streetfighter II arcades, which luckily could be found in most Pizza Pizza locations.
   • You thought PJ "Phresh" Phil was the coolest guy on TV, and as you watched him daily on YTV's The Zone and hoped one day you might be 1/1000th as awesome as he was.

6. www.narcity.com › toronto › 20-ways-toronto-was20 Ways Toronto Was Totally Different In The 90's - Narcity

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   • Toronto was known to everyone as the "T.Dot". There was none of this "The 6ix" nonsense.
   • Watching Speaker's Corner religiously was a popular activity for Torontonians. Everyone wanted to see if their $1 recorded message ever made it to air.
   • PJ "Phresh" Phil was everybody's unofficial homie. Which automatically made YTV's The Zone everybody's unofficial guilty pleasure.
   • Tarzan Dan of Hit List was also everyone's fave. He had people staying hip by keeping them updated with the pop music of the time. Photo cred - centralnostalgia.

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   Mar 10, 2014 · Here, 15 signs you grew up in Toronto in the 1980s. 1. You crammed onto the Spadina Bus while singing “Spadina Bus”. The old Spadina 77 buses seemed to come every five seconds, yet they were ...

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   Did you grew up in Toronto in the '90s?

   • Everyone who grew up in Toronto in the 1990s will remember it slightly differently, but these are some of the retro ties which universally bind us. Behold, 30 signs you grew up in Toronto in the '90s. 1. Your Toronto Blue Jays won the World Series in 1992.

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   What was Toronto like in the 90's?

   • Here are 20 points that prove that Toronto in the 90's was an era like no other: 1. Toronto was known to everyone as the "T.Dot". 2. Watching Speaker's Corner religiously was a popular activity for Torontonians. 3. PJ "Phresh" Phil was everybody's unofficial homie. 4. Tarzan Dan of Hit List was also everyone's fave. 5.

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   What was Toronto like in the 1980s?

   • The Shuffle Demons at Yonge and Bloor. Toronto was much less polished back in the 1980s. It was a grittier city, but in some ways also a friendlier and less cynical place. It was a city with character, much of which has been lost to the march of progress. Toronto Flashback (1980-1986) is available through Amazon and Blurb.

   A flashback to the grittiness of Toronto streets in the 1980s - blogTO

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   How do you know if you grew up in Toronto in the 1980s?

   • Here, 15 signs you grew up in Toronto in the 1980s. 1. You crammed onto the Spadina Bus while singing “Spadina Bus” The old Spadina 77 buses seemed to come every five seconds, yet they were always sweaty, crammed and infuriating (unlike today’s modern TTC).

   15 signs you grew up in Toronto in the 1980s

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   Did Toronto have a nightclub in the '90s?

   • By the mid-’90s, Toronto reportedly had one of the largest concentrations of nightclubs in North America on streets like Richmond, Adelaide and King West in the Entertainment District. Places like Go-Go, 23 Hop, Klub Max, LimeLight, Stilife and Catch 22 ruled the night … until an influx of condos chased the partygoers away in the aughts. 10.

   Here’s what Toronto was like in the ’90s - The Toronto Star

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   Where to see movies in Toronto in the '90s?

   • Movie-goers at the Eaton Centre Cineplex in 1997. There was no shortage of places to see movies in Toronto in the ’90s. While historic film palaces like the Uptown, the Eglinton and the Hollywood are rightfully mourned, people also have fond memories of the Eaton Centre Cineplex, which once contained the largest number of theatres in one multiplex.

   Here’s what Toronto was like in the ’90s - The Toronto Star

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9. www.reddit.com › r › torontoThis is what Toronto streets looked like in the 1990s

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   Yep. I could easily pick up a temp job anytime that paid $12-13/hr, about $20 today. Most permanent/career type jobs paid much better. You could live with roommates for $300-400 month. Of course, even in the early 90s people were sounding the alarm about affordable housing, but that was mostly re: low-income people.