Yikes! Airbus predicts jetliners will fly in flocks
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•Leaside alert for possible flooding this weekend
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•According to a story produced by Newstalk 1010 the City’s Water Department is worried about the heavy rainfall predicted for this weekend. Starting tonight and all through tomorrow, the Weather Channel is suggesting there might be as much as 40 mm on the ground. The General Manager of the Water Department, Lou Di Gironimo , told Newstalk 1010 that if the rain comes all at once, the City could be in trouble. He says the infrastructure just isn’t designed to handle that much rain in a short period of time. It doesn’t help that parts of the city saw record-setting rainfall on Tuesday. With the ground already saturated, there may be nowhere for this weekend’s rain to go. There are supposed to 32 spots where the City that traditionally has flooding. One would certainly be the Bayview Extension at Pottery road. But the Water Department says there are other spots around Leaside. Previously, there has been flooding on Moore Ave where it meets Southvale Rd. The scene above is from Southvale at Astor Ave on June 1, 2012.
Jewel thieves break into The Bay on Bloor
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•7 Southlea Avenue set to rise again
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•The stone home at 7 Southlea Avenue (inset above) is razed and presumably will rise again in new form like the mythical bird. The house was a long time being knocked down as builders worked at the rear preparing for what appears to be an extensive addition. Many homes along Southlea, like next-door No 5, have large additions.
NDP takes K-W denying Liberals a majority
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•Polls now closed in Vaughan, K-W by-elections
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•Judge Hackland defers decision in Ford case
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•Peter Robinson at Sleuth on Sept 13, 2012
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•Must-win byelections for McGuinty today
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•Liberals look good to hold Vaughan but Kitchener-Waterloo is a toss up. Mr. McGuinty needs to take both to win back a majority. CBC.ca
Horses were loose in Sunnybrook Park
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•Undated picture — Sunnybrook Stables |
Toronto police officers entered Sunnybrook Park Tuesday to round up several horses on the loose. According to 680 News, from whom this report is taken, a passerby called at around 5:15 a.m. to say he spotted about 20 horses running free in the park. Sunnybrook is home to Sunnybrook Stables Limited, a full scale riding school with stables and other facilities. Apparently some horses had escaped from their paddock in the park and decided to go for a run. 680 News said that a few had wandered up to the cricket field where staff assisted officers in herding them all back into the paddock. There has been horse stables at this location since well before Sunnybrook was a City park. The Stables website tells the history, which is fairly well known locally but still of interest. It was the location of a country estate owned by Joseph Kilgour, an accomplished horseman. Sunnybrook Stables Limited