Wow, that article was bullshit, boardering on absolutely ridiculous. "Residents being tired of being woken up by gunshots"? Talk about sensationalist journalism.

They don't want a highly dense club district, but they also don't want a dispersed club district. What's the solution then? No more clubs?

I like how the author trashes the club district, and then bigs up King St. where people are spending $4000 bar tabs. What about the younger/less wealthy population?

Toronto is an affluent city with lots of highly skilled workers. Young professionals like cities that are fun. I know that when I graduate from university, if the unlikely event happens that all the anti-clubbing politicians get their way, I'm definitely moving out of the city.

Its not so unlikey.

And as i said. Politicians want you to go to muzik so they can profit from the rent. They want the clubs where you can drop $4Gs. Why? Because they go there all the time with their friends.

As I say about Circa. It's Mayor Miller's and Adam Vaughan's new trendy art gallery in waiting.

Time to bring back the rave scene