Interesting take on an advance feature from the Globe's theatre writer, but I guess ink is ink.  In the print edition, this article is buried in the news section - not the arts or even business sections.  Also, interesting in the online version that it's surrounded by the ad for the show - and this it's filed under national news, not even linked to arts news.
I'm past being angry with Mr Drabinsky for destroying so much.  Fact still remains that hundreds of Canadian performers and crafts people owe their careers to him; dozens got to Broadway on his coattails, even winning Tonys.  His legacy (to this point) is clear - no other Canadian producer comes close.  The 10 years Phantom was running at the Pantages will be regarded as the high point in Toronto theatre for a very long time.