Starting Gate Communications has shared a fantastic photo album of Canada’s show jumpers competing at the TORONTO 2015 Pan American Games yesterday. All team members (Canada’s Yann Candele of Caledon, ON, Tiffany Foster of North Vancouver, BC, Eric Lamaze of Schomberg, ON, and Ian Millar of Perth, ON) jumped clear in the 1st qualifying round. The team and individual equestrian show jumping competitions continue on Thursday at the OLG Caledon Pan Am Equestrian Park.
Pop-up shoe store “Stop N Shop” at 1661 South Bayview
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Head on over to 1661 Bayview Ave to check out the selection of shoes at “Stop N Shop Toronto”. Aasad tells The South Bayview Bulldog that he has discounted prices on European brands such as Peter Kaiser (England), Mam’zelle (France) and France Mode (France). If you’re lucky enough to be size 37 then he said that there are approximately 400 samples just waiting to be snapped up by lucky South Bayview shoppers. He’s expecting to be on Bayview for 30 days.
Mayor John Tory goes ‘West’ on Toronto subway
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Like a true Canadian, Mayor Tory takes part in a little self-deprecating humour. Must admit, the Bulldog might have let out a little snort for this one. Nice going Mr. Tory.
Canadian Ellie Black at top of Pan Am leaderboard
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After winning her third gold medal of the games this afternoon, Halifax gymnast Ellie Black is sitting at the top of the rankings with 5 medals in total. Women’s All Around (Gold), Women’s Beam (Gold), Women’s Floor (Gold), Women’s Team (Silver), Women’s Vault (Bronze).
Ellie Black wins her third gold of the Games, this one in women's floor #CBCPanAm http://t.co/2Kn76RMQPq
— CBC Sports (@cbcsports) July 15, 2015
More big wins for Team Canada at Pan Am Games today
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At time of posting, Canada sits at the top of the leader board with 22 gold medals — which is 10 more than the Americans, who are sitting in second place. It seems though that every time we post an update with the medal count, within minutes our story is inaccurate as we continue to haul in more hardware! Reports say that our athletes’ successes on home turf have prompted a surge in last minute ticket sales — or perhaps the surge in ticket sales and louder cheers from the Canadian fans have motivated our athletes. Either way, the Bulldog says, #GOCANADA. Global CBC
Canadians Meaghan Benfeito and Roseline Filion win gold in 10m Synchro Diving @CBCPanAm pic.twitter.com/t0sqRC2XZl
— CBC Sports (@cbcsports) July 13, 2015
PANAMANIA snaps from Saturday night
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PANAMANIA Live @ Nathan Phillips Square, July 11, 2015. Entertainment featured Wyclef Jean & Serena Ryder. The Bulldog recommends a trip to one of the many free celebrations happening around town. Fireworks will be set off at Nathan Phillips Square every night during #PANAMANIA at approximately 10:50pm. www.toronto2015.org/panamania
Watch frolicking killer whales in Vancouver
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It’s play time for this pod of orcas in the Burrard Inlet.
Extended video here.
Enjoy life like a Bulldog (not how we spend our days)
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Scenes from the Nutella Crêperie at Longo’s Leaside
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The South Bayview Bulldog did everyone a favour and tested out the Nutella crêpes at Leaside Longo’s on Friday afternoon. (You’re welcome.) As you can see in the photos, they passed the Bulldog’s test. You have until Sunday evening to get yours. The Pop-Up Crêperie will move on to their next location on Monday morning.
Brief but scary fire on Balmoral Ave. just west of Yonge
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VIDEO 2nd alarm home fire. No Injuries. Upper floor spread to deck & next door. (Video by Lino) Balmoral Av #Toronto pic.twitter.com/ZMhBExGt3K
— Tom Podolec Aviation (@TomPodolec) May 21, 2015
A scary but brief fire on Balmoral Ave. just west of Yonge Street about supper hour was quickly extinguished by firefighters from the nearby Balmoral station.
Clown brings smiles to children in Nepal
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Josh Matlow will be keynote speaker at SERRA AGM
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South Eglinton Ratepayers’ & Residents’ Association (SERRA) invites you to their Annual General Meeting on Thursday, April 23rd, 2015 from 6:30 – 9:00pm. The meeting will take place at the Manor Road United Church in the Main Hall (upstairs). Keynote Speaker will be Josh Matlow, Councillor Ward 22. Topics of interest will be the tall homes on our streets; explosive growth of Yonge-Eglinton condo towers and the impact on our neighbourhood; Eglinton LRT progress; and Mt. Pleasant business area improvements. Also present will be Jamie Robinson of Metrolinx and TDSB Trustee Shelley Laskin. More information is available on their website at www.southeglinton.ca.

