High Society Wedding. Richard Wyler, head of Wyler Family Enterprises, and Sarah Chivalier of the Tempest Agency announced today that they would be getting married in May. This is seen as a bit risque' by some embers of High Society, as it is still less than a year since Richard Wyler lost his wife under mysterious circumstances, and Ms. Chivalier is very recently divorced.
Overdue Investigation. An anonymous petition was sent to the Ventrue Justicar asking for an investigation into the death of Chelsea of Clan Ventrue, former Prince of Toronto. The author of the petition apologized for the delay in bringing this forward and stated that in his heart of hearts he could not allow the murder of such an important kindred to be unresolved and that he had information that might aid in the investigation.
Malkavian Civil War. Malkavians in several areas around the world have been talking about a trip to Toronto. It seems that for some reason the city holds a great deal of their attention. Two Malkavians in London broke into a brawl while discussing their up coming trip. A Brujah who witnessed it said they just kept screaming the same thing at each other over and over again. One yelled "It must be destroyed" while the other yelled "We must help the chosen".
Stock Issue Scheduled. The business world is abuzz with the rumour that the Nakatomi stock issue has been moved back to the middle of March. Investors are unsure whether to view this as a positive or negative sign. Nakatomi CEO Richard Wyler says that it is simply a delay in the finalization of the restructuring process.
Marty Luther??? Marty Phelp's newly released document on Camarilla ideas and politics has caught the attention of many kindred. It is rumoured that this debate will be well attended by kindred from all walks of unlife. No comment on the matter.
United Health Services. United Health Services is expected to begin operating in the Toronto area next week with the first blood donor clinic being the old Red Cross facility in the Eaton's Centre. Health officials were concerned earlier today that there might be a delay when reports that a virus had taken out most of the company's computers earlier today.
Bonfires at Trinity Bellwood. Police are still investigating the death of two police officers in Trinity Bellwood Park two weeks ago. Two police officers reported to the park on January 20th at about 2 a.m. When local residents complained of a bonfire in the park. When a fire truck arrived on the scene five minutes later the police officers were tied to spits and burning in the middle of a large bon fire. Police have no leads except that a group of young people had been seen hanging out in the area while the police were investigating a gas leak down the street.
A Party for All!?!!? Several Ravnos have announced that they will be throwing a rather large winter carnival on Toronto Island in the near future and that they expect to have several hundred of their brothers and sisters join in the festivities.
More Complaints. Toronto appears to be the topic for polite conversation in some of Europe's salons. Rumour has it that a renowned Paris Toreador commented that Lord De'ath should have burned the city to the ground during the interdiction.
Police Look for Strange Man. Police have warned city employees to be on the lookout for a man with blue hair wearing a plaid jacket. They say that a man fitting this description has been harassing city employees, and trying to get information on the City of Toronto out of them. The first time it happened he was politely told to go to city hall during business hours, but he continued bothering employees, claiming he could not make it during business hours.
Art Auction in New York. Renowned collector Thel Quixton is rumoured to be auctioning off a large portion of her collected artifacts later this month in New York City. The location has not been announced but the Nosferatu who discovered this piece of information claims that the exhibit is to be called "Liatro's Bane" and the proceeds of the auction are to go to the New York City Opera Company in memory of the singers who died last year.
More Flying Saucers. Three women in Toronto, report having been abducted by aliens. They report memories of being strapped to an operating table and hearing noise in the background. One is quoted as saying that before she was knocked unconscious it sounded like one of the aliens said something like "Ack Ack". A second woman reports that she cannot remember any specific details since two men in dark suits drove up in a black car and flashed a funny red light in her eyes. All three women reported to police that they had been marked with a spiral shaped tattoo.
International Attention. Joseph Laclos' new sculpture "Two Roses" has received international attention as his finest work yet. Museums in Rome, Paris and New York have asked him to schedule an exhibit with them sometime in the near future. He is expected to win several awards as a result of his latest work.
Madison Impresses Elders. Dr. Charles Madison, Prince of Toronto, impressed Camarilla Elders with a report on the progress of the City of Toronto that he presented to them last week. One Nosferatu Elder actually complimented him on the depth of his investigations. On a similar note, Vaniver Thomas, Prince of San Francisco, stated that he never had any doubt in his childe's ability and that any information that may have been obtained to the contrary was false.
Haunted House? A Toronto family has moved out of their Forest Hill home claiming it to be haunted. They claim that a young woman in a yellow chiffon dress walks down the stairs every night reading a book. As she's halfway down a young man appears behind her and pushes her. She falls and disappears leaving nothing but a blood stain behind her.
More Bombs. Despite the death of Chuck in San Francisco there have been several bombings attributed to Anarchs in the last couple of weeks. The Brujah of San Francisco are saying that the bombings are being done to honour the memory of Chuck.
All is Calm on the Streets. Police report that instances of gang related violence has all but disappeared on the streets. Experts on organized crime believe that all sides in Toronto's recent underworld shuffle are in the process of licking their wounds.