Honey the Golden Retriever back safe at home
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•Tory sees “Canary Wharf” on East Don Lands
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•Aish Jewellers on Bayview Avenue robbed
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•Crossing guard judged and found sadly tasteless
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•From the video |
Are these two pollsters on the same planet?
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•Editor fired for demanding equal pay, pension
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•Jill Abrahamson |
Jill Abrahamson, the executive editor of the New York who was fired yesterday, had been demanding that she be paid as much as her predecessor in the job. “She confronted the top brass,” says a associate quoted by New Yorker Magazine and this may have fed into the management’s narrative that she was “pushy,” a characterization that, for many, has an inescapably gendered tone. Great fun to read about the travails of the privileged and famous. New Yorker Magazine
Ipsos Reid latest Ontario election poll results
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New York Times editor fired, no explanation given
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•$10,000 reward to solve armoured truck heist
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•Bid to move old “coach house” to Molson St.
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•Hortonites and mere mortals get a free doughnut
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•60s sign at Yonge-Dundas |
Tim Horton’s 50th anniversary went off swimmingly today (Thursday, May 15, 2014) in Toronto, a distance of about 40 miles from where a lot of people thought it should have happened. That’s because the first Tim Hortons was in a converted gas station at Ottawa St. and Dunsmuir Rd. in Hamilton. It’s still there but has been turned into a modern Tim’s The Toronto event took place in make-believe Tim’s 60s lookalike in Yonge-Dundas Square where thousands of people grabbed free goodies and coffee. The company even used a crane to erect a vintage Horton’s sign. There was a jazz concert with singer Nikki Yanofsky, a Stanley Cup exhibit and appearances by Toronto Maple Leafs alumni Wendel Clark and Darcy Tucker. Tim Horton was, of course, a Maple Leaf we must recall for the youngest of Hortonites. Branches across the country will be offering free birthday-cake donuts on Saturday, which is the actual anniversary. The Oakville-based company has more than 4,400 restaurants including ones in Canada, the U.S. and Dubai.