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Onley to focus on computer literacy for natives

Thursday 6 September 2007
David Onley, Ontario's first disabled representative of the Queen, vowed to launch a computer literacy program for native children yesterday as he officially took up his viceregal duties.The veteran Toronto broadcaster was sworn in as the province's 28th Lieutenant-Governor. Rather than embark on a new cause as is traditional, Mr. Onley said he will continue with the work of his predecessor, James Bartleman, who devoted much of his time to instilling a love of books in native children.
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The values lessons not soon forgot

Thursday 6 September 2007
As another school year opens in Ontario, there's a certain amount of panic in the air. One Toronto school trustee has warned of gang wars. Extra teachers have been installed in troubled schools to patrol the corridors and keep out visitors with guns. Police are warning students to leave their cellphones and iPods at home, so they won't get stolen. (Globe Insider subscribers only)
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Lawyers ask judge to consider contempt ruling

Thursday 6 September 2007
Incensed at the number and content of media interviews a key witness has given, defence lawyers are attempting to bring contempt of court charges against the lead informant in an ongoing Toronto terrorism case.
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Ont. NDP gaining ground in areas hit by job cuts

Thursday 6 September 2007
Party expected to make gains in Hamilton
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NDP gaining ground in areas hit by job cuts

Thursday 6 September 2007
Dennis Barlett sees first-hand the grim future facing those who have lost their jobs in this industrial city on the shores of Lake Ontario. As a job placement co-ordinator, he has helped hundreds of laid-off workers in Hamilton's rapidly shrinking steel industry find new jobs, often at a fraction of the pay.
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Time for Tory to head back to school

Thursday 6 September 2007
Dalton McGuinty and John Tory had competing messages and styles when they succumbed yesterday to the political attractions of the first day of school.Mr. McGuinty, the Liberal Leader looking for re-election, visited an elementary school in this city west of Toronto, goofed around with the kids at recess and proclaimed that his government has been nothing but good news for students, teachers, parents and educational administrators. Mr. Tory stopped at a school in nearby Mississauga, but didn't go inside to meet the children, using a podium on the curb to condemn the government for sweeping the problems of schools under the rug. (Globe Insider subscribers only)
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20 games for Leafs TV

Thursday 6 September 2007
Sports television in the Ontario market changed radically yesterday with confirmation that Rogers Sportsnet and Leafs TV are now the principal carriers of Toronto Maple Leafs telecasts.Sportsnet, by signing an eight-year rights agreement with owner Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment, becomes the dominant carrier of regional games, replacing TSN.
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Crown withdraws charges against veteran Hamilton officer

Thursday 6 September 2007
A veteran Hamilton-Wentworth police officer charged with fabricating evidence was exonerated yesterday when the Crown conceded that a ''large body of evidence'' pointed straight toward her innocence.''It was devastating,'' Detective Sergeant Helena Russell said moments afterward. ''I've been waiting a long time for this. I look forward to going back to the job I love.''
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Boy who was found in backyard pool dies

Thursday 6 September 2007
A Toronto toddler who fell into a pool at his foster home has died after nearly a month on life support.The 19-month-old boy was taken off the machine with the consent of the Children's Aid Society.
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Panhandler granted bail

Thursday 6 September 2007
Nicole Kish, the young woman charged with second-degree murder in the stabbing death of a St. Catharines man in Toronto last month, has been granted bail.The 21-year-old was the only Canadian charged in connection with a confrontation in which 32-year-old Ross Hammond was killed. The death made headlines around the country, in large part because Ms. Kish and her co-accused were described as aggressive panhandlers. Three Americans were also charged. The four were originally charged with aggravated assault, but the charges against Ms. Kish were upgraded in mid-August.
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Blogs

Air Canada 8021 Toronto -- On Time

Thursday 6 September 2007
Airline: Air Canada Flight #: 8021 City: Toronto Estimated/Actual Time: -- Status: On Time Terminal: A Gate #: 10.
unknown @ FlyKCI.com - Departure

Facebook and Workplace Productivity

Thursday 6 September 2007
(Warning - don't waste time at work watching this). And for more coverage of Facebook's decision to open its user profiles to Google and other search engines, see this AP story. - Garry J. Wise, Toronto ...
Garry J. Wise, Wise Law Office, Toronto @ Wise Law Blog

Ebert Skips Telluride, Goes to Toronto

Thursday 6 September 2007
I'm feeling fairly wimpy knowing that Roger Ebert is going to Toronto and I'm not. (Here's Variety's tribute to the veteran critic on his 40th anniversary.) I cancelled my flight out of town a week ago Tuesday, but now that I'm limping ...
Variety.com * @ Thompson On Hollywood

ResourceShelf Real-Time Info Collection: Montreal, Toronto, and ...

Thursday 6 September 2007
+ Montreal: Autobus Information. + Toronto: UTTM for Go Trains and Buses. + Metro Vancouver: Translink ?Next Bus? Database See Also: Service Advisories. See Also: Many More Real-Time or Near Real-Time Source.
resourceshelf @ ResourceShelf

Genesis Of A World Tour Starts In Toronto

Thursday 6 September 2007
Some classic rockers get together for a preview of what?s to come on their North American tour.
unknown @ CityNews: Entertainment

CUPE cries foul

Thursday 6 September 2007
Sun Media's Journal de Quebec has been publishing daily during the four-month lockout and strike, but not without some ethical red flags, says CUPE. A CUPE press release claims a Journal worker arranged an interview with a member of ...
Toronto Sun Family @ Toronto Sun Family: 1971 - 2007

Toronto by CN Tower

Thursday 6 September 2007
illestmfalive posted a photo:. Toronto by CN Tower.
nobody@flickr.com (illestmfalive) @ Photos from illestmfalive

Senator Larry Craig: Constitutional Defence Planned?

Thursday 6 September 2007
Billy Martin, one of battery of high-priced lawyers for Craig, said the senator's arrest in an undercover police operation at a Minneapolis airport men's room "raises very serious constitutional questions." - Garry J. Wise, Toronto ...
Garry J. Wise, Wise Law Office, Toronto @ Wise Law Blog

930 Sushi - King W @ Strachan

Thursday 6 September 2007
My office is close by so I went for lunch today. Thanks for the tip. Got the sushi lunch special C. 4 nigiri sushi and 6pc California roll for $11.50 including tax. Fish was super fresh and overall quality was excellent. ...
unknown @ Chowhound's Latest » Ontario (including Toronto)

Kia Rio Rs 2002 MINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!... ( Toronto ) $6500.00

Thursday 6 September 2007
Very nice ride my girls car just reach 100 k real nice on gas still has a 4 year warranty car runs like brand new . call 416 797 8841.
unknown @ Latest kijiji ads. Location: Toronto.

Why rent when you can own a 2 Bedroom Condo under $200K ( Toronto ...

Thursday 6 September 2007
2 Bedroom, completely renovated executive condo located within walking distance to the TTC subway, bus routes and shopping. Live in comfort and enjoy all the amenities of this condominium has to.
unknown @ Latest kijiji ads. Location: Toronto.

Gary Taxali solo show in Toronto to...

Thursday 6 September 2007
Gary Taxali solo show in Toronto today image. Gary Taxali's work mixes vintage advertising vernacular with contemporary jest, simultaneously poking fun and embracing the sheer absurdness of human nature. Taxali's original long forgotten ...
Tony @ UseMyComputer Atom feed

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Canada finally returning to T.O.

Thursday 6 September 2007
Bolstered by a wave of MLS reinforcements, the Canadian men's soccer team is headed to Toronto for its first game in Canada's largest city since 2000.
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Wells powers Jays past Red Sox

Thursday 6 September 2007
Vernon Wells broke out of a slump with a tiebreaking homer in the ninth inning and two singles, and the Toronto Blue Jays ended Boston's four-game winning streak with a 6-4 victory over the Red Sox on Wednesday night.
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Ticats QB carousel may not stop

Thursday 6 September 2007
Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach Charlie Taaffe will evaluate Timmy Chang's frame of mind before deciding whether to start the rookie quarterback for a second consecutive game.
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Argos likely to release McMahon

Thursday 6 September 2007
The Toronto Argonauts will release one of their quarterbacks in the next few days and it appears Mike McMahon will be the one cut, Sportsnet.ca has learned.
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'Riders sign Argo castoff receiver Palmer

Thursday 6 September 2007
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed receiver Michael Palmer, who was cut last week by Toronto after five seasons with the Argos, and are expected to activate him for Sunday's game against Winnipeg.
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NHL suspends Leafs' Bell indefinitely

Thursday 6 September 2007
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Mark Bell was suspended indefinitely on Tuesday and placed in the NHL's substance abuse program.
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Jail time tolls for new Leaf Bell

Thursday 6 September 2007
Newly acquired Toronto Maple Leaf mark Bell is headed to jail, Sportsnet has learned.
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Ticats QB carousel may not stop

Thursday 6 September 2007
Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach Charlie Taaffe will evaluate Timmy Chang's frame of mind before deciding whether to start the rookie quarterback for a second consecutive game.
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Argos likely to release McMahon

Thursday 6 September 2007
The Toronto Argonauts will release one of their quarterbacks in the next few days and it appears Mike McMahon will be the one cut, Sportsnet.ca has learned.
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'Riders sign Argo castoff receiver Palmer

Thursday 6 September 2007
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed receiver Michael Palmer, who was cut last week by Toronto after five seasons with the Argos, and are expected to activate him for Sunday's game against Winnipeg.
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