People in Toronto mistaking U of T Anthropology department for Anthropologie store
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The names may sound alike but the U of T Anthropology department doesn t sell overpriced look-alike heirlooms or pseudo-bohemian blouses.
That doesn t stop people from calling the university s Anthropology department on a fairly regular basis looking for Anthropologie, the clothing and lifestyle store in West Queen West, according to U of T administrative and communications assistant Matt Blair. Yes, it s true that we do periodically get calls from Anthropologie customers who have Googled the wrong number, Blair told blogTO in an email. It s never an inconvenience or a disruption.
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Toronto neighbourhood bar now a psychic shop after being locked out by landlord
Goodbye beloved tiki cocktails, hello tarot readings.
In true 2020 fashion, the plot twist of the year is that the property once selling boozy pineapples has since been taken over by a shop called Living Energy Spirits, run by a Toronto psychic named David John Sinclair.
This used to be a really great bar before the landlord changed the locks. They were one of the first casualties of the spring lockdown. Now it’s a metaphysical pscyhic shop. pic.twitter.com/35g7ikCnMv Matt Blair (@mjblair) December 12, 2020
Touting itself as a metaphysical and psychic shop, the business opened at 1775 Danforth Ave. in July selling books, packs of sage, and crystals.