Hostess in U.S. seeks bankruptcy protection
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•Hostess Brands in the U.S. says it will seek bankruptcy protection with permission to liquidate if striking workers do not return to work by the end of today. The crisis once again places the future of such iconic brands as Wonder Bread and Twinkies in jeopardy n the U.S. It’s believed that the names are held separately in Canada. The baking company says it is shutting down plants in Seattle, St. Louis and Cincinnati at the cost of 627 jobs due to the strike.
Discount pop-up at former Liv location
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Lights for Valley Park Green Cricket Field
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•Victorian touch at Laird Dr. and Broadway Ave.
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•This is an update on an earlier post in this spot about the rather special home going up at the the corner of Laird Drive and Broadway Ave. Our update shot here shows the stonework going onto the Victorian corner bay window which will give the residents of the home a 180 plus degree view of the corner. The belt line of limestone and full stone tower is a throwback to the romantic construction of the 19th century. The builder was there when we went by and spoke with pride about his creation. He says it will be a landmark in the neighborhood and we believe him.
Glass falls from Trump Tower at Bay and Adelaide
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•Pepsi Special said to “block fat” — in Japan
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•Lorrie Goldstein laid off at the Toronto Sun
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Owner of Metro, Mac’s reports profit growth
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Eglinton and Bayview |
A Green Sign of Christmas on Bayview
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1531-1533 Bayview Avenue |
They were putting up the Dollarama sign at the soon-to-be-opened store at 1531-1533 Bayview Tuesday The big green and gold letters certainly herald an early opening for the discount emporium. And from what we hear there will be clear sidewalks on South Bayview this December as Environment Canada says there will be very little snow anywhere this year. They say it’s an occurrence not seen on such a national scale since Environment Canada began measuring snowfall levels 56 years ago. “It’s not going to feel and look like Christmas,” the EC forecaster said. “People are going to have to work hard to create the mood that sometimes weather creates.”
Getting things closed in at Annesley and Roxville
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•Leaside High back to an 8.40 a.m. to 3 p.m. day
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