The South Bayview Bulldog

As the season begins, we remind players, parents, and coaches that sportsmanship is key to who we are. #WildcatPride https://t.co/qgw0jcrw2V

— Toronto Leaside Wildcats (@TorontoLeaside) August 30, 2016

Police on foot and horseback form up to keep order at CNE

The CNE was shut down almost three hours early on Tuesday night after reports of overcrowding,  pushing and shoving inside. Mounted police are being employed at the Exhibition grounds to help disperse the large crowds. Some Ex-goers reported that they were scared and running to try to exit the grounds. Today was Youth Day, which offered a discount to people 17 years and under before 3pm. CP24

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Well, it is at this annual event in Idaho.  The Bulldog is green with envy.

Police arrived in cruisers and on bicycles. It is not known if there was actually a knife, but life has returned to normal on South Bayview.

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Susan Gray writes to the Leaside Community Facebook Group warning fellow residents that “A very verbally aggressive man followed my neighbour during her run this morning in North Leaside. He stopped and yelled at her when she confronted him. This man appeared very angry – he was yelling about back-stabbing women and getting his posse. He is driving a small white pick-up truck with a small flag and blond plastic doll attached to the outside top of the cab. He is white, brown hair, big build and maybe in his early 40’s. The police were called around 8:30 am.” Another resident responded with a reminder to people that your cell phone can assist police if you manage to capture a photo of anyone harassing you on the streets.  Stay alert and safe everyone.

We will have to wait another day in suspense.

Postal contract: Labour’s view (2:10)

Postal contract: Management’s view (5:26)

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Members of the Beach Village BIA and the Danforth East Community Association organized this event to honour our Olympians, no doubt inspired by the neighbourhood’s very own Penny Oleksiak. It will start at 11 a.m. in East Lynn Park. The parade will then make its way onto Queen Street East and head east until Kew Gardens Park. Oleksiak, won four medals at the games and carried Canada’s flag into the closing ceremonies, will be there along with fellow 16-year-old medalist Michelle Williams, who won a bronze with Oleksiak in the 4X100 metre freestyle rally. CP24

#53Division @TorontoPolice CRU officers participated in the annual #GeorgiaWalsh #Baseball⚾️ fundraiser in #Leaside pic.twitter.com/2VWiHRKRPg

— Alex Li (@AlexLiComms) August 27, 2016

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Penny Oleksiak profiled by Macleans.