The Green P parking lot under the TD Canada Trust branch at Bayview Ave. and Millwood Rd is closed this week for maintenance. The top part of the parking facility remains open.
Afternoon break-in by forced door on Pears Ave.
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Willis Blair Parkette named for former EY mayor
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| Willis Blair |
Toronto has honoured the late Willis Blair, the former of East York (1973-1976). Mr . Blair served the borough in various capacities for 18 years. The O’Connor Village Parkette on O’Connor Drive near Bermondsey Road was renamed Willis Blair Parkette. Janet Davis (Ward 31) joined Blair family members, former East York Mayors Michael Prue and Alan Redway, former Toronto Councilor Case Ootes (Ward 29) and members of the community to celebrate the renaming. Mr. Blair died April 5, 2014 at the age of 90. He also served as the chair of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario.
Local floods as lightning, hail, rain cross Ontario
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Red Bull daredevils in scary cliff diving contest
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Car hurtles backwards at London Costco lot killing girl, 6
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An unexplained backward crash of a car into the doors of the London Costco store has taken the life of a six-year-old girl. Addison Hall (inset top) has been kept alive on life support and a decision was made to permit her to die and provide organ transplants. The car is said to have lurched backward an unstated distance and smashed through the doors. Allison and others were in the path of the vehicle. Her three-year-old sister Miah Bozek and mother Danah McKinnon-Bozek were also injured and remain in hospital. Ms. McKinnon-Bozek was eight months pregnant when the collision happened and underwent an emergency cesarean section. Both Miah and the newborn are in critical condition, while their mother is in fair condition. The car was said to have been driven by a woman in her 60s.
Infants stricken with eye cancer touch our hearts
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Teacake picture flavours Commonwealth Games
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Caplansky a sponsor at Palestinian film event
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| Zane Capalansky and truck |
The ever-enterprising delicatessen and food truck owner Zane Caplansky has sponsored an event at the Toronto Palestine Film Festival in August. Not all Jews and Palestinians hate each other he says. Caplansky calls the present situation heartbreaking and says he would like see the fighting stop. “Violence just begets violence,” he says. We can agree but many Jews say Hamas doesn’t care about the old truth. Caplansky says he is shocked and embarrassed that members of the local community have reacted negatively to his gesture of compassion and tolerance. Over the past decade or so, Caplansky has turned a tiny walk-up sandwich joint into a thriving smoked meat and similar food business, complete with a food truck he calls Thundering Thelma. This vehicle last appeared around here a couple of weeks ago at the Leaside Lawn Bowling Club where young madcap friends of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation played the gentle game and chomped smoked meat. See that here








