Stacey Mowbray promises new Second Cup
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“Lacklustre” launch for Blackberry Playbook
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•The National Post was waiting outside Future Shop downtown to gauge the turnout this morning. They call it lacklustre.
City’s changing skyline seen from Rosedale
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•Street robbery at Bayview and Eglinton
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•Two teen-aged boys have reported to police that they were accosted and robbed by three 18 to 20 year olds on Saturday night about 10.30. It occurred in the Eglinton and Bayview area. The boys, 14 and 15 report that were approached by three young men one of whom was wearing a disguise. Police have provided no description of this disguise. One of the suspects engaged the victims in conversation. The suspect then pushed the 15 year old victim causing him to fall exposing his cellular phone in his pocket. A second suspect removed the victim’s phone from his pocket while the third suspect acted as a look out. The suspects were seen entering a silver pick-up truck where they fled the scene in an unknown direction. No injuries were sustained by the victims. Police are requesting the assistance of the public in identifying the following described persons in connection with this offence. Description of Suspect #1: Male, white, 18 to 20 years, 6’0” – 6’5”, 125 to 174 pounds, medium build, blond hair. Suspect # 2: Male, black, 18 to 20 years, 5’5” to 6’0”, thin build. Suspect #3: Male, 18 to 20 years, 6’0”.
Break-in reported on Glenallan Road
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•53 Division police say there has been a break-in on Glenallan Road in the Bayview-Dawlish area. The report reads that between 1200 hours, April 12, 2011 and 1030 hours, April 15, 2011, entry was gained into the premises by forcing a window. A quantity of appliances and furniture was taken. This type of theft seems unusual. Normally break-ins target small valuables, liquor and cash. The removal of furniture would certainly indicate that a truck was used in this case.
Snow squalls on South Bayview — Ugh!
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First born of either sex to inherit the throne
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Lighting test in the cosmetics department
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Only 42% of coffee customers are “loyal”
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•If customer loyalty statistics are correct, it seems a good bet that many streets, including South Bayview might support more than two coffee shops. Right now we have Starbucks and Second Cup. But in the U.S, Starbucks customers in locations like South Bayview indicate that only 42 percent of them could be called “loyals.” In fact, it seems that significantly more — 53 percent — are “roamers.” These are people who find their coffee in the same neighborhood but from different coffee vendors. Similar studies at Dunkin Donuts and McDonald’s revealed the same thing. At least 53 percent of customers roamed. The significance of these patterns became clear when it was found that the roamers purchased a hot beverage and/or breakfast nearly twice as often as loyals.
Search goes on for a donor for Cathy
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•InsideToronto.com has published story on Cathy Anagnostopoulos a local woman who is battling acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Her only chance for survival is a stem cell transplant from a compatible donor. Previous story
Child care will open on Bayview
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