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Catering to the masses.
What a sold-out show at Bud Stage tells us about the state of classical music.
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Sarah Bartnicka
Rubbing shoulders.
How the G7 Summit is kind of like your company All-Hands.
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Sarah Bartnicka
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Work stories from Milk Bag readers
One reader's company is a "high-tech pump and dump scheme," another says they worry about becoming "part of an AI assembly line."
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Sarah Bartnicka
Is anyone still working five remote jobs?
I want to know how Milk Bag readers are feeling about their current work situation.
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Sarah Bartnicka
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How to show someone Toronto in a day
Save this for the next time you have a friend in town.
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Sarah Bartnicka

May 2025

Why discount grocers are everywhere
No Frills recently hit 300 locations nationwide, and there are dozens more on the way.
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Sarah Bartnicka
More women are choosing to stay single
A growing number of women say they can't be bothered with relationships.
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Sarah Bartnicka
Matcha is the drink of the moment
Square reports a 114% jump in orders at Canadian coffee shops from last year.
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Sarah Bartnicka
Nvidia hired a managing editor.
Plus an LA rundown with restaurant recommendations from Kirsty Godso.
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Sarah Bartnicka
Roots launched a tennis and golf line.
It's a few seasons too late but that's ok.
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Sarah Bartnicka
Carly Jordan is working harder than you
This Toronto-born, Miami-based sourcer handles between 50 and 200 requests a day.
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Sarah Bartnicka
The summer of Italian sandwiches.
Toronto Marathon signs ranked, Ryan Reynolds is the face of eggs.
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Sarah Bartnicka
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