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Comfortable shoes for Toronto’s beachgoers
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City of Toronto will officially open most of their beaches this Sunday, but comfortable footwear is advised because the warm weather also brings TTC & road closures around the GTA. Bulldog advises beachgoers to pack your flippers and walk to the beach this weekend. In other news, ice cream may be hard to come by.
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The Bulldog wants to hear from you
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New mum thanks teens, police on Facebook
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Liquor license applicants stuck in red-tape limbo
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Libs tighten race, PCs most committed
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Voting: None of the above is not an option
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Ford recalls 1.4 million vehicles in North America
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“Townhouses” west of Hanna Road near LHS?
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An interesting addition has been published to the proposed land planning related to the Eglinton Crosstown LRT. The agenda for a meeting to be held June 19, 2014 at City Hall specifies “revisions to land” and describes one as follows: “Townhouses in one block on the south side of Eglinton Avenue East, west of Hanna Road.” Let’s review. There is no “block” west of Hanna Rd except the one that runs all the way to Bayview Ave. We’re sure there will never be townhouses in front of Leaside High or across the great vista of Howard Talbot Park. The “block” appears to be the six original looking homes just west of Hanna. They run up to the fenced boundary of LHS. The space represented by these lots would probably be big enough to put 12 attached townhouses in there. That’s a number we just made up but it seems reasonable. You can find out more at the very least by going to the meeting. It’s on June 19 in Committee Room 1, 2nd Floor 100 Queen Street West, Toronto
PCs say Libs made secret $305 million bailout
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LEAF wants to plant “monarch corridor”
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LEAF, the group that created the adopt-a-tree plan at work on Bayview Ave. is working to raise awareness and money for a monarch butterfly corridor through the heart o the city. The monarchs are returning from the Mexican reserve where they winter but their numbers are greatly depleted for reasons not entirely understood. The butterfly population is said to fluctuate. But now LEAF — Local Enhancement and Appreciation of Forests — is hoping to encourage people to plant the milkweed plant, natural food an environment of the monarchs. LEAF will be planting milkweed at their Urban Forest Demonstration Garden at the Spadina TTC Station. They invite people to come out on the morning on June 7, 2014 and learn how to plant their own milkweed throughout the city. The the milkweed program is inspired by the David Suzuki Foundation. Cell user snaps Montreal cop with woman
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Montreal police are investigating after a bystander took a picture of a cop with a bare-shouldered woman on his lap. What else was going on is yours to guess. The witness said there two officers having sex with two women in a the cruiser. The Montreal department didn’t believe it but a check of the picture showed it was all to true. Police say they’ll discipline at least one officer, a six year veteran of the force. The photo, which was making the rounds on the Internetthis week, shows a man in uniform sitting in the driver’s seat with a topless blonde woman on his lap. Leila Saad, who took the photo, told Sun News there were, in fact, two officers in the cruiser, each having sex with a woman. Saad said she was with friends when they approached the vehicle and snapped the photo.




