Greece stumbled closer to default as another day of negotiations ended in the early hours without a deal to end the standoff over bailout aid. With the Greek government saying it held firm in the flurry of meetings in Brussels on Wednesday, European Union officials said the talks yielded little progress and no breakthrough was in sight. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and the heads of the three creditor institutions agreed to reconvene first thing on Thursday after a few hours’ sleep Bloomberg
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Celestin to open small butcher shop in its adjoining space
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•Celestin, James Bailey’s estimable restaurant at Mt. Pleasant Rd and Manor Rd. will open a small butcher shop in the space adjoining the restaurant on Mt. Pleasant. It is said to be the project of his brother Ivan Tarona. For many years this space was a bakery. Today (Wednesday, June 24, 2015) Celestin was serving its Restaurantacular fare out of the space. As usual for this annual snacking event, Celestin offered $2 oysters on the half shell. There was also a delicious freshly-made porchetta to be had on a slider bun for $4. According to a source at Celestin, the new butcher shop should be open within about a month. It will be a nice addition to Mt. Pleasant.
Shootout history as NHL goes to 3 on 3 to settle tie games
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•The NHL’s general managers have approved a league change to its overtime format to three-on-three hockey and to allow coaches to challenge goals involving goaltender interference or offside calls. The proposals were announced Tuesday during meetings of league executives in Las Vegas.
53 Division holds LGBTQ event to mark Pride Week
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•$2, $4 and $6 snacking on Mt. Pleasant Rd. Wednesday
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•Restaurantacular, the mid-week, late afternoon and evening snacking walk, is set to begin at 4 p.m. in Mt. Pleasant Village. Eating places and shops have variously priced foods and pleasant day makes for a nice experience.You can also go inside and sit for snacks or dinner.
Rolph Road kids shop in a group at Loblaws on Moore
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•Children from Rolph Road Elementary School flooded into the Loblaws just down the street at 301 Moore Ave Wednesday morning. They were accompanied by several teachers and showed a lot of interest in the ice cream and similar household essentials.
Former Premier Bill Davis honoured at Ontario Place
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•Premier Wynne has announced the new waterfront trail along the East Island of Ontario Place will be named after former Premier Davis. Mr. Davis, a Brampton lawyer who vaulted to head of government in a hard-fought leadership campaign, was present for the ceremony. The William G. Davis Trail will connect a new urban park with Ontario Place’s history as a public space for all Ontarians. Under the final design for the park and trail unveiled today, the builders will turn a parking lot on the East Island into a 7.5-acre naturalized green space celebrating Ontario landscapes. The park, slated to open in the fall of 2016, will provide access to this section of the Toronto waterfront for the first time in more than 40 years. Mr. Davis was Premier in 1971 when Ontario Place open. He will be 86 on July 30.
Two dead in Islington Ave. coffee shop in Vaughan
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•Helicopter view of the Moka Cafe in Vaughan where a multiple shooting occurred about 8 a.m. Wednesday. Four people were down and two have now been confirmed dead. The cafe is located on Islington Ave. near Highway 7. The other two victims had unknown injuries and are in hospital. No one is in custody. Islington has been closed in both directions. Cam Woolley on CP24 said a witness next door heard six shots in rapid succession but didn’t realize what he heard was in fact a shooting. Reporters asked police at a briefing if this incident was related to organized crime to which the answer was they did not know. There is a more formal briefing set for Wednesday afternoon. .
LEASIDE: CGS’s fun-filled summer camp adventure
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•CGS at Eglinton Ave.E and Hanna Rd is just half way through its summer camp. Everyone is having fun and is very busy.
UNDO SEND: Google devises recall for wrongly sent Gmail
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•Beginning immediately, Google has installed a recall mechanism in Gmail which permits clumsy users to bring back embarrassing messages sent in error. It seems historic somehow. Installation is easy. It has already been installed this very evening at the The South Bayview Bulldog. Hooray! To install Undo Send follow these instructions. :
- On the Gmail website, click the gear icon in the top-right corner and select Settings.
- On the General Tab, you should now see Undo Send listed as the tenth option.
- To enable it, check the box next to Enable Undo Send.
- Now choose the length of time you’d like to have the ability to recall your sent emails from the drop-down menu. Options include 5, 10, 20 and 30 seconds.
The feature is simple. Users will see the Undo link in the same message that says the mail has been sent as seen below. Click it in time, and the mail is unsent.
Girl, 8, told to cover up at civic wading pool in Guelph
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•Parents of 8-year-old Marlee McLean say she was upset when she was told to put her shirt on at a Guelph wading pool. She and her brothers stripped to the waist to play in a civic pool. Parents Cory McLean and Anika Warmington complained and told of the child’s embarrassment. “She was so embarrassed and really nervous and scared because it appeared she was in trouble,” McLean said. Marlee broke a “sexist and antiquated” rule, said her dad, who called for it to be changed. But City officials, though sorry for the incident, said the policy is meant to balance the safety and comfort of everyone using public facilities such as pools. This happened Saturday on a visit to Guelph from their home in nearby Fergus. This week City officials have said they are sorry to have made an issue of the matter but city rules state only girls under four may go topless.
23 injured when a Megabus and truck collide on 401
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As many as 23 people have been injured with four taken to hospital in a collision of a tractor trailer and a double-decker Megabus on Highway 401 near the small community of Lancaster, Ontario east of Cornwall. A 15- year-old boy was taken by helicopter to Ottawa Civic Hospital . There were 45 people aboard the bus headed from Montreal to Toronto with a stop scheduled at Kingston. In a statement, Megabus confirmed that one of its buses was involved in the collision at approximately 2:30 p.m. Uninjured passengers were taken to Williamstown arena to await a new bus. CBC