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

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

East York’s Penny Oleksiak has dropped in virtually on a young Toronto admirer who hopes to compete in Tokyo this summer.

Toronto is getting a slight splatter of rain as noon approaches this Wednesday. The forecast suggests a mixed-weather weekend. The entertaining Weather Network “Storm Hunter” Mark Robinson comments on the dry May we’ve had as he walks in the Guelph rain this morning.

Caught in an industrial dead-end/OPP

OPP are reporting Wednesday on a 4 a.m. chase and crash on Jane St courtesy of two guys in a Mercedes. Before it was over they whacked a police car pretty good.

Whacked a cruiser/OPP

Update from Jane and Falstaff after officers from #TorontoOPP attempted to stop a vehicle for a Highway Traffic Act violation. pic.twitter.com/RUO6aAOgIN

— OPP Highway Safety Division (@OPP_HSD) May 26, 2021

The Super Flower Blood Moon over Leaside, Davisville, Moore Park and the rest of Midtown was an entrancing sight for anyone on an evening walk Tuesday. It’s a worldwide sequence and these New Zealanders talk about it quite informatively.

Leaf goalie Jack Campbell picked up his first playoff shutout as the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Montreal Canadiens 4-0 to go up 3-1 in the series Tuesday night. The series now returns to Toronto.

Wayne Gretsky/Sportsnet

Wayne Gretzky has resigned from his post as vice-chairman of the Edmonton Oilers after five years, he announced Tuesday via Twitter, and will join TNT as an analyst, according to Andrew Marchand of The New York Post. “The Oilers, their fans, and the city of Edmonton have meant the world to me and my family for over four decades – and that will never end,” Gretzky wrote in a statement. “Given the pandemic and other life changes, I realize I will not be able to dedicate the time nor effort needed to support this world-class organization.”

Test run on eastern leg of line starts in June/Metrolinx

Let’s get a picture/Metrolinx

Metrolinx has announced the transfer of LRT cars to the east end of the Eglinton line for testing beginning in June. You’ll soon see these trains on the line between Science Centre Station and Kennedy Station. Release and video

Thousands of Toronto homes were without power from shortly after 6 a.m. until after 8.30 a.m. Tuesday because of an unexplained power outage in Midtown. The boundaries as given by Toronto Hydro were: Balliol south to Summerhill and Yonge east to Bayview.

Rear tire of motorcycle detached from rim/OPP

Two people were thrown from a motorcycle on the Niagara stretch of the QEW near Sodom Rd Monday. They suffered unknown injuries and are being treated in hospital. OPP say the unusual accident occurred when the tire of the bike’s rear wheel became detached from the rim.

Mary Bastholm

Police in Gloucester England are hammering through sidewalks and pavement in the hope of finding the remains of Mary Bastholm who disappeared in 1968, the apparent victim of the serial killer Fred West (now dead). ITV News

June 14 a tentative day of patio joy

Canada’s summer of hope is fast approaching with millions holding their breath to see if the vaccine dream will really come true. Inimitable TV presenter City Cynthia Mulligan summarizes the government’s plan to re-open.

Oh, to wander Winners again

Due for a pair or two? We are.

CBC fashion writer Jacqueline Hensen says that there’s a blip in jean sales with the coming summer season. Don’t you want to shuffle through the clothes hangers at Winners?