Man sought for alleged spitting on Muslim woman
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•Sun smiles on South Bayview Saturday
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•Amazing behind-the-back stop by Marlie’s goalie
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•Leaside soccer girls down North Toronto 9-3
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•Marathon will cross Rosedale Valley to Bayview
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•Onrait and O’Toole score big at Fox Sports
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•Jay Onrait and Dan O’Toole |
Popular SportsCentre anchors Jay Onrait and Dan O’Toole are leaving TSN, according to a release from the sports network. The duo will be taking their quirky brand of humour south of the border where they will join Fox Sports. “Every single day I went into work at TSN, I knew I was going to have fun. It’s a unique and rare work environment that I never took for granted. I am forever indebted to TSN for letting me be a part of it for the past 10 years,” said O’Toole, who worked as a news anchor at Citytv Vancouver in the late ’90s. O’Toole and Onrait’s unique chemistry has earned them a nationwide following. After their departure from TSN was announced, Prime Minister Stephen Harper tweeted a photo of himself with Onrait and O’Toole, saying “Worst play of the day: Jay & Dan leaving TSN. Best of luck in the US, gents.” Onrait and O’Toole are expected to leave TSN in late June.
St. Clair station platform “gap” dangerous for kids
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•Kids learn from the Youth Police Initiative
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•Samira Mohamed |
Grade 12 student Samira Mohamed is among 440 young persons to gain the experience of the Youth in Policing Initiative (YIPI) program designed for kids from challenged neighborhoods. Samira has now graduated from the four month program and feels she has learned things about policing she never guessed at. Although she liked the idea of getting paid $10.90 an hour the C.W Jefferys Collegiate Institute student now says she it was an extraordinary experience for her and the other YIPIs. In response to the deadly Danzig Street shooting that claimed two young lives last July, the provincial government rolled out a youth action plan, with $20 million in new annual funding to improve the lives of young people in the city and the rest of the province. With Toronto Police Service news.