Sun newspapers to move behind the paywall
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•Bombardier books $3.1 billion deal for private jets
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•“I sincerely apologize,” says Mayor Ford
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•Laird and Son to advertise in The Bulldog
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•Canadian Tire on track to re-open this Saturday
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•September 24, 2012 |
Officials at Canadian tire in RioCan’s Leaside Centre at Eglinton Ave. E and Laird Drive say they are on track to re-open this Saturday, December 1, 2012. The store is thoroughly cleaned up and redecorated with a new floor, ceiling, racks and inventory. Expect lots of Christmas promotion. It’s a far cry from the smoke damaged store left after the fire of September 24, 2012. Fire broke out during the afternoon rush hour in the outdoor Garden Centre and sent smoke rolling through the main store. Also on the Laird Drive side, work is underway at the SmartCentre to build a new home for the LCBO on the west side of the development on Wicksteed Avenue. It is said that Sobey’s will move into the present LCBO building on the east side.
Break-in on Glenallan Road, jewellery taken
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•Absolutely no issue of corruption or gain
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•Postmedia columnist Christie Blatchford reviews the decision by Judge Charles Hackland to order Mayor Ford from office. As is typical, she challenges readers to think about what’s right at the centre of things. In this case, exactly how and why was the mayor kicked out of office? Well, it wasn’t corruption. In the end, Blatchford will blame “an opportunistic citizen and politically savvy lawyer who found a club of an arcane statute with which to tie the hands of a judge.” Column
Three byelections send new members to Ottawa
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•Less frequent mail delivery in our future?
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•Smokin’ Cigar will move to 1540 South Bayview
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•Mark Carney to head the Bank of England
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