The City has completed new safety arrangements at the tricky corner where cars exit Danforth Ave onto the DVP across bicycle lanes. The tweet posted here shows the alternate rights of way for cars and bicycles at the redesigned corner. Quite clever and new hope for fewer accidents along this stretch.
Boris weds Carrie at Westminster, K-Pop Mac and NY Harry
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•Boris Johnson has married his girlfriend and former assistant Carrie Symonds in a ceremony at Westminster Cathedral. The nuptials come as Johnson pushes for new trade deals around the world. It’s said he will ask Canada to accept more British cheese — tasty Stilton, Cheddar and that semi-soft favourite Stinking Bishop.
K-Pop boy band sells McNuggets faster than a Hyundai
BTS, the incredibly popular K-Pop band identified variously as Bangtan Boys Bangtan Sonyeondan Beyond the Scene and Bulletproof Boy Scouts, have their own meal at McDonald’s, and some people are trying to capitalize on the wrappings by reselling the limited-edition BTS cups, sauces and bags online.
Harry Potter store opens in Manhattan
We love the success of J.K. Rowling. When she tried to sell her first manuscript of Harry Potter back in 1995, publishers said it was too conventional, too long, too weird or too old-fashioned. Now who’s laughing
Kingston MOH to assume top medical job at Queen’s Park
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•Dr. Kieran Moore has been appointed Ontario’s new Medical Officer of Health. Dr. Moore is currently the medical officer for Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox-Addington Public Health. He will replace Dr. David Williams, who had planned to retire in February but agreed to stay on amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Toronto Sun.
Flickering lights Sunday leave users edgy after Tues outage
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•A blink of the lights Sunday morning about 9.12 a.m. has residents across South Bayview on edge. The blinking lights were noticed in Moore Park and Leaside as noted by users here. The worrisome blinking comes five days after Tuesday’s still-unexplained two-and-a- half-hour power collapse
Twitter fiends care less about Habs win than Toronto misery
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•Although it’s only a game and Toronto hasn’t lost the series yet, there is an ocean of foreboding and visions of defeat in the air Sunday morning. Montreal Twitter fans are taking a fiendish delight in the Leaf’s Game Six loss.
Good Morning #BruinsFam & everyone. I just wanted to say I hope everyone has a great Sunday.
Disclaimer: The proceeding message was not for Maple Leaf fans. You are not gunna have a good Sunday preparing for another game 7. pic.twitter.com/ipxHIWnQok
— Inga with the Big Mouth (@ingathebigmouth) May 30, 2021
The Leafs have all the pressure on them tomorrow. No one even though Montreal was taking this series to 7. Nothing would be more awesome then the Habs setting the whole city of Toronto into complete misery. Either way hell of an effort to take this series to game 7. #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/VdUg8qBFK3
— Daniel (@DanielEliesen) May 30, 2021
East Coast ticket wins Saturday’s $6 million 649 jackpot
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•Lotto 649 players in Atlantic Canada are being told to check their tickets for Saturday night’s draw. One East Coast lottery player owns the winning ticket for the draw’s $6 million jackpot, while another from the region claimed the the draw’s $1 million guaranteed prize. The jackpot for the next Lotto 649 draw on June 2 will be an estimated $5 million.
Saturday: Baby Dog jab, Habs tabs in space and RR picnic
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•Okay, call it Silly Saturday. It begins with the utterly giddy governor of West Virginia urging people to get vaccinated because his chubby Bulldog, Baby Dog, wants them too. It’s not Ontario-style but whatever it takes. Also Twitter.
Habs tickets offered at silly prices
As you’ve heard, some 2,500 fans will be permitted inside the Bell Centre for tonight’s Game Six between the Leafs and the Canadiens. Do you think that might put some pressure on the price of the tickets?
Rolls Royce picnic trunk
Here’s a Rolls Royce that has a picnic table emerging from its winged trunk. You may be sure the bottles of champagne need to be opened separately.
Food Drive planned for June in honour of George Turrell
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•Friends of George Turrell are asked to come along on Sunday, June 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a food donation for Thorncliffe Park. The many users of Leaside Memorial Community Gardens will be present to receive donations. Leaside Hockey Association
What! Habs fans will whoop it up in Bell Centre for Game 6
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•Barbershop wall gets elaborate graffiti rendering in Leaside
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•The laneway wall on the east side of Pat’s (formerly Joe’s) Barber Shop has always been an appealing place for taggers. It was painted clean from time to time but now has an elaborate signed graffiti mural by Jimmy Chiale. BIA Facebook
Thursday: Leafs poised to win series but please stay home
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•Yes, we want the Leafs to win their first-round series tonight. No, we don’t want you to flood the streets and catch something.
Will James Bond now come in an Amazon box?
Many may wonder whatever happened to the idea of anti-trust legislation as Amazon announced the purchase of MGM Studios including the James Bond franchise. The CNBC wonks wonder if it isn’t slightly sinister.
All good now that Ron McLean has apologized?
Ron McLean has apologized for what is being called the “tarp off” remark live on the air. You have to know what that might mean in order to be offended, and some do. CTV