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by The Bulldog • September 6, 2017

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We found our cover couple from 2011

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Calling all senior shinny players!

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ParaGolf helps swingers of all abilities

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Get moving!

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Pleasant Present Contest

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Nice walk on Yonge Street

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Still staying!

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Big machine off Yonge Street!

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Garbage tomorrow Tuesday!

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Apply by March 17 to join Leaside Memorial Arena Board

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Provincial Election 2025

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Davisville Traffic Safety Proposal

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Federal By-election in Toronto-St. Paul’s

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Construction of Davisville Community & Aquatic Centre

17 June 2024

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Ontario Place sewer plan an environmental disaster

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Toronto city council passes plan to entice developers to build rental homes

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Heritage planning and designation

30 October 2024

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Improving Community Consultation – Housing Action Plan

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