Always in the dark |
Break-in at Eglinton accident prevention charity
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•34 CNE sickness cases, food samples analysed
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•South Bayview east sidewalks pocked with repairs
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•The sidewalk and gutter repairs and replacements announced yesterday are well underway this Wednesday, August 21, 2013. This morning, all the way from Moore to above Parkhurst Aves. the sidewalk on the east side was pocked by ripped out sections. These are being repaired with real speed. On each of the surfaces of new concrete you see a natural gas valve cover protruding above the surface. These utilities were installed after the gargantuan job of summer 2010 that replaced all the wide walks of South Bayview. But its a little like painting the Golden Gate Bridge — the job is never over.
Editor asks about Bulldog story on Oink Oink
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•Cronut Burger Hell leaves dozens ghastly sick
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•Many questions await the release of Canadians
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•Loubiani and Greyson |
The on-going incarceration of two Canadians in Egypt has raised many questions. And it now seems that filmmaker John Greyson and Dr. Tarek Loubani, from London, Ont., are facing another two weeks in jail in Cairo. The federal government has said that it is disappointed that their detention will continue. Their friends and relatives say there is no reason whatsoever for the Cairo police to suspect the two of anything illegal. It must be understood however that nerves are raw in the Arab country. Have the police concocted their concerns about Greyson and Loubiani or are they merely mistaken? Do the two Canadians have political sympathies, despite their humanitarian aims, that might give sensitive Egyptian army bosses a reason to be wary. These are all fair questions in the context of the jailing of the Canadians and in no way reflect badly on them personally. It seems impossible in all the circumstances that Greyson and Loubiani will not be sent home in due course. At that time they may answer all the questions reporters will have for them. We hope that’s soon.
“Specialty food” gives fair goers a special problem
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•Residents flag break-ins on Airdrie, Rumsey
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•Saucy Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is having it all
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•Man dies in overnight fire on St.Dennis Drive
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•A man described by neighbors as “a bit of a hoarder” has died in an apartment fire overnight on St. Dennis Drive in Flemingdon Park. The man, 65, was found in his bed after the two-alarm fire was extinguished. The man was without vital signs when he was pulled from the smoke-filled room, and he died at the scene. Fire authorities said there was an “unusual amount of material” kept within the room including a “fair amount of combustibles stored in the bedroom”.