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'Greed is a wonderful thing when you do what I do'

Friday 31 August 2007
He said his name was Scott. And when customers rolled up to his rented Toronto-area warehouse, which was liable to happen at any time of the day or night, none was turned away.
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Offbeat building sites get a second look from developers

Friday 31 August 2007
As we wind down our state of the 905 condominium market series, it would be fair to say that the suburban belt around Toronto is rapidly coming to terms with the fact that condominium suites are for more than just single professionals.
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Arrests made in mail bombings

Friday 31 August 2007
Police have made two arrests in connection with two letter bombs delivered to Toronto addresses in recent weeks.Officers started closing off streets in the Thorncliffe Park Drive and Overlea Boulevard area just after 10 p.m. before raiding a home and taking two men into custody, Staff Sergeant Paul Theriault of 53 Division said last night. No names were released last night.
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McGuinty plans ban on pesticides

Friday 31 August 2007
Ontario would be following Toronto and many other municipalities in the province that have enacted such bans
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Truscott's acquittal a great relief to author inspired by his case

Friday 31 August 2007
''I don't ever remember a time not knowing about it.''Ann-Marie MacDonald is on her cellphone from rural New Brunswick, where she's on a fishing holiday from her home in Toronto. The award-winning novelist and playwright is talking about the 1959 murder in Southern Ontario of 12-year-old Lynne Harper and the conviction of a schoolmate, 14-year-old Steven Truscott, for the crime.
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MUSIC: INDIE POP STARS GET FUNKY

Friday 31 August 2007
Just as you need to step outside the city to view the sparkly sky, you'll need to leave Toronto on Tuesday to see Stars, the Montreal-based indie band that plays a small, snug club up the road in Waterloo. There - at the Starlight Lounge, appropriately enough - fans get a special sneak preview of the much-anticipated In Our Bedroom After the War, the band's fourth (and possibly breakthrough) album, out Sept. 25.
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GM to axe 1,000 Oshawa jobs

Friday 31 August 2007
General Motors of Canada Ltd. will eliminate about 1,000 jobs at a truck plant in Oshawa, in January in the face of slumping pickup sales caused in part by the slide in the U.S. housing market.
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Suspicious-parcel calls keeping police busy

Friday 31 August 2007
Opening the mail has become an anxious experience ever since police warned the public about a pair of firebomb packages delivered to Toronto addresses. Police in Toronto and Halton Region say they've had an explosion in the number of calls for suspicious parcels in recent weeks, including a Toronto office building that was evacuated because a former employee sent company materials back by courier, and a Georgetown woman who went to the local police station with a suspicious box that, upon examination, turned out to be a teapot.
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Teen gang operated like a 'wolf pack', police say

Friday 31 August 2007
Sixteen-year-old Julian Beckles and three friends were looking to take an evening dip in a west-end public pool when they came across about nine members of the Grown Men Business, a group that terrorized downtown Toronto parks with ''wolf-pack style'' muggings this summer, police say.
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Search for Toronto man intensifies after car found

Friday 31 August 2007
Former Bay Street lawyer and fund manager was last seen at his sister's Toronto home on June 26
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Blogs

downtown Toronto

Friday 31 August 2007
by Tim Sposit.
unknown @ "OHIO"! at The Ohio State University

Studio 585 - Hip Hop Classes: Starting Sunday September 23, 2007 ...

Friday 31 August 2007
Hip Hop, Workout & Cardio with Studio 585 585 Yonge St., (On Yonge, on block north of Wellesley). Toronto, ON M5G 2M4, Tel.: 416-968-6444, email: info@585production.com Beginner Hip Hop Classes:
unknown @ Latest kijiji ads. Location: Toronto.

[Web 2.0] UPDATE: Toronto - Saturday Geek/Canadian Tech Mob Lunch ...

Friday 31 August 2007
I?m visiting Toronto until Sunday. I?d like to do a Toronto geek/ Canadian Tech Mob lunch Saturday afternoon. I?ve gotta check out the Toronto Web 2.0 scene. David Crow has helped put this together. We?re meeting at 1pm on the patio of ...
nooneevrlistens @ iBrian

[Web 2.0] Toronto - Geek/Canadian Tech Mob Dinner

Friday 31 August 2007
I?m visiting Toronto until Sunday. I?d like to do a Toronto geek/ Canadian Tech Mob dinner maybe Saturday night. I?ve gotta check out the Toronto Web 2.0 scene. Anyone have a recommendation where we could do it? Who?s in? Details here. ...
nooneevrlistens @ iBrian

Toronto Urban Music Festival - Pharoahe Monch

Friday 31 August 2007
Toronto Urban Music Festival Pharoahe Monch Pharoahe Monch's name is de...more.
unknown @ Fusicology Events

Toronto Catholic School Board Pro-Gay Harassment Policy Threatens ...

Friday 31 August 2007
The Policy preface states, ?The harassment and discrimination policy of the Toronto Catholic District School Board is deeply rooted in Catholic teaching.? Nevertheless, the policy protects ?same sex partner status?, ...
Victor @ café theology

Air Canada 8021 Toronto -- On Time

Friday 31 August 2007
Airline: Air Canada Flight #: 8021 City: Toronto Estimated/Actual Time: -- Status: On Time Terminal: A Gate #: 11.
unknown @ FlyKCI.com - Departure

Toronto Destroys 150-Species Natural Garden

Friday 31 August 2007
reBlogged to natives.
Old Roses @ Garden Voices

A guide to the Toronto International Film Festival

Friday 31 August 2007
The Toronto International Film Festival starts Sept. 5, showing 349 films over its 11-day run. It also attracts hundreds of movie stars, thousands of journalists and hundreds of thousands of viewers, most of whom wind up in front of me ...
Daryl Lorette @ Daryl Lorette # 101

Nike Air Force 1 ?World Love? - Toronto

Friday 31 August 2007
This pair of Air Force 1?s is made to represent Toronto. The kicks feature a bright voltage yellow and bone colors along with hemp materials. You can pick these up Saturday the 1st of September 2007 for $125. ...
rockavelii @ EU Kicks - European Sneaker Magazine: Air Jordan Nike Air Force 1 Dunk SB Release Dates

Store locations in Toronto!?!

Friday 31 August 2007
After walking about 14 kilometers (8.7 miles) in Toronto?s August heat and humidity, I am proud to announce that you can find Cigarro & Cerveja: Round 1 and Cigarro & Cerveja: The Path to Enlightenment in three great Toronto stores: ...
Tony Esteves @ Cigarro & Cerveja

$249500, 4br, Gorgeous Custom Built Home

Friday 31 August 2007
Split Level Entry built in 2005 over-looking small lake in the village of Beachburg.4 bedrooms,2 full bathrooms main bath has jacuzzi tub.Main floors are Ash Hardwood and Ceramic.Open concept kitchen-Dining-room & Living-room. ...
unknown @ nowtoronto.com | homes for sale | toronto, ontario

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Argos cut return specialist Levingston

Friday 31 August 2007
The Toronto Argonauts released return specialist Bashir Levingston on Thursday in a move that probably has as much to do with economics as it does production.
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CFL: Ask the Expert

Friday 31 August 2007
Have a burning CFL question? Well, send it into Sportsnet.ca and our expert Perry Lefko may answer your question or find the answers for you every Thursday. This week Michael Ryan asks: "Whatever became of Robert Baker, the talented but troubled former wide receiver of the Toronto Argonauts?"
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TFC midfielder Welsh leaves on transfer

Friday 31 August 2007
Toronto FC chat boards will need to seek out a new whipping boy as midfielder Andy Welsh is heading back to England in a transfer deal.
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New king of the jungle in Hamilton

Friday 31 August 2007
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will resume practice on Thursday and will announce whether Jason Maas will continue as the starter or rookie Timmy Chang will replace him for Monday's Labour Day game against Toronto at Ivor Wynne Stadium.
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Jail time tolls for new Leaf Bell

Friday 31 August 2007
Newly acquired Toronto Maple Leaf mark Bell is headed to jail, Sportsnet has learned.
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Argos cut return specialist Levingston

Friday 31 August 2007
The Toronto Argonauts released return specialist Bashir Levingston on Thursday in a move that probably has as much to do with economics as it does production.
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CFL: Ask the Expert

Friday 31 August 2007
Have a burning CFL question? Well, send it into Sportsnet.ca and our expert Perry Lefko may answer your question or find the answers for you every Thursday. This week Michael Ryan asks: "Whatever became of Robert Baker, the talented but troubled former wide receiver of the Toronto Argonauts?"
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New king of the jungle in Hamilton

Friday 31 August 2007
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will resume practice on Thursday and will announce whether Jason Maas will continue as the starter or rookie Timmy Chang will replace him for Monday's Labour Day game against Toronto at Ivor Wynne Stadium.
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Argos' Bishop allowed to practice

Friday 31 August 2007
Toronto Argonauts quarterback Michael Bishop has been given the go-ahead by the team's medical staff to resume practicing.
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Calvillo leads CFL weekly awards

Friday 31 August 2007
Montreal quarterback Anthony Calvillo was named CFL offensive player of the week Wednesday after leading the Alouettes to a 27-9 win over Hamilton last weekend.
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