News
Brampton teen charged after report of student with gun
Friday 14 September 2007
A Brampton, Ont., high school was locked down for more than two hours yesterday after reports that a student was carrying a gun in the halls.Police were called to St. Edmund Campion Secondary School shortly after 10 a.m. Tactical and K9 units also responded.
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Trophy homes on the park
Friday 14 September 2007
CathedraltownLOCATION: MarkhamDEVELOPERS: Fram Building Group and RomandaleSIZE: 3,820 square feetPRICE: Starting at $928,900SALES CENTRE: Woodbine Avenue, north of Major Mackenzie Drive. Open Monday to Thursday, 1 to 8 p.m.; weekends and holidays, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Hospital sued over crippling superbug
Friday 14 September 2007
A young man training to become a chef is suing a Toronto hospital, claiming inadequate isolation and infection-control procedures caused him to catch a superbug, permanently disabling him.Matthew Rash, 30, said he tested negative for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) when he was admitted to Bridgepoint Hospital almost four years ago. He was sent there for rehabilitation after undergoing surgery at another hospital for injuries, including a broken left leg, fractured right foot and ankle, which were the result of a car crash.
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Solo Mobile ditches billboard with Nazi death camp reference
Friday 14 September 2007
A dozen Solo Mobile billboards featuring a punk-rock-era reference to a Nazi death camp have been taken down.The ads, located in subway stations in Toronto and Vancouver, feature a young urban Japanese woman in punk attire. One of the buttons she's wearing reads, ''Belsen was a Gas.''
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Film fest puts out call for cash to build new headquarters
Friday 14 September 2007
As the red carpets were rolled up and the stars made their way home yesterday, the Toronto International Film Festival served notice to the philanthropic community that it still needs money for its new building, announcing a gift likely to exceed $22-million from the Reitman family and developer Daniels Corp.
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Senior is injured in paintball attack
Friday 14 September 2007
Three Hamilton men face assault and weapons charges after a drive-by paintball shooting injured a senior.Eric Benner was only metres from his home on Tuesday when he felt a sharp pain just behind his knee.
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Knife, not gun
Friday 14 September 2007
A youth is stabbed to death in Toronto (Fatal stabbing shakes Toronto schools - Sept. 12), and Premier Dalton McGuinty calls for a gun ban? He clearly cares less about the gang violence than about promoting useless legislation. (Globe Insider subscribers only)
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Laneway is named in honour of candidate
Friday 14 September 2007
The name of an iconic Torontonian known best as a busker and mayoral candidate will live on in a downtown neighbourhood.City council passed a motion this week to name a laneway near Danforth and Jones Avenues Ben Kerr Lane, in memory of the man known most for his guitar serenades of passersby at Yonge and Bloor Streets.
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Don't hold briefing on Jewish New Year, Shiner tells mayor
Friday 14 September 2007
A Toronto city councillor campaigning for a seat in the Ontario Legislature wants the mayor to cancel a city news conference scheduled for today because it falls on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.
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TTC fare to rise 15¢ as Miller tries to resurrect tax plan
Friday 14 September 2007
As Toronto residents reacted yesterday to news of a 15-cent transit fare hike, on top of unpopular cuts to community centres and other services, Mayor David Miller is trying to turn up the heat on councillors and engineer an early vote on his controversial tax plan.
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Blogs
Critics Lock Horns Over The Toronto Film Festival
Friday 14 September 2007
Now, when you have a festival as large as the Toronto Film Festival, the reaction you are going to get from critics will differ substantially, depending on what part of the festival the critic sampled. The diversity between reviews, ...
Lucy @ Product Reviews Net
Two Farmer's and the Law of Averages
Friday 14 September 2007
I'm going to have to play it safe, split the difference, and stick with the Law of Averages. I'm betting on a pretty normal winter. - Garry J. Wise, Toronto. Visit our Toronto Law Firm website: www.wiselaw.net ...
Garry J. Wise, Wise Law Office, Toronto @ Wise Law Blog
Toronto Film Fest Divides Critics
Friday 14 September 2007
?Any description of the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival undoubtedly will depend on which part of the festival got sampled. Even looking at the reviews of some high-profile pictures, a reader can only conclude that the festival ...
unknown @ Contemporary Arts Review
Toronto Film Festival '07
Friday 14 September 2007
In the Adult DVD Talk forum ultradamno said: NineMSN: Ryan Gosling stars with plastic sex doll. Scanners: TIFF 2007: The Evil That God Does...read more ( last updated Sep 14 2007 1:31AM)
nospam@adultdvdtalk.com (ultradamno) @ Pop Culture: Adult DVD Talk Forum Feeds
Re: My Trip to Toronto (Spider-Pig)
Friday 14 September 2007
Posted by Spider-Pig on 9/14/2007 1:20:33 AM EST Niagara Falls, ON is cool. Niagara Falls, NY is the height of LAME.
unknown @ SubChat.com: SubChat
Kiosk Live in Toronto
Friday 14 September 2007
I've been meaning to write about Kiosk's concert in Toronto on September 8 since I came back home last Sunday. But first I needed time to digest and take in everything that happened there. During the concert the excitement and energy ...
shaghayegh15 @ Shaghayegh Ghanbari
Toronto Film Festival ?07: Day Eight
Friday 14 September 2007
Old masters, young bucks and more... read more.
Noel Murray @ The AV Club - The Onion, America's Finest News Source, is an award-winning publication covering world, national, and local issues.
GeekList Item Added to Toronto Area *No Shipping* Math Trade!
Friday 14 September 2007
Added 'Grass' - Comment:
Belash @ BoardGameGeek Recent Additions (listitem)
GeekList Item Added to Toronto Area *No Shipping* Math Trade!
Friday 14 September 2007
Added 'Knockabout' - Comment:Plays well slowly too, but has a very "action packed" feel when played quickly, and doesn't have some of the problems other speed strategy games do.
Belash @ BoardGameGeek Recent Additions (listitem)
GeekList Item Added to Toronto Area *No Shipping* Math Trade!
Friday 14 September 2007
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GeekList Item Added to Toronto Area *No Shipping* Math Trade!
Friday 14 September 2007
Added 'Kids Of Catan, The' - Comment:One for my daughter obviously. Have played it twice. Nice bits, pretty board, quick game play, something happens for every player on every turn. Almost entirely luck-based, but that's ok with a ...
samus @ BoardGameGeek Recent Additions (listitem)
GeekList Item Added to Toronto Area *No Shipping* Math Trade!
Friday 14 September 2007
Added 'Moonstar' - Comment:Unique in almost every way.
samus @ BoardGameGeek Recent Additions (listitem)
Sports
Rocket has 'no doubt' he'll start vs. Sox
Friday 14 September 2007
Roger Clemens threw 40 pitches in a bullpen session before New York's game against Toronto on Thursday and said he has "no doubt" he'll be able to pitch at Boston on Sunday night.
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Jays hope to salvage a win vs. Yanks
Friday 14 September 2007
With a big weekend looming, the New York Yankees look to stretch their winning streak to eight games Thursday night and finish a three-game sweep of the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre.
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Canada earn draw on 'Black Wednesday'
Friday 14 September 2007
Fans arrived singing songs of protest, but left with a feeling of promise as Canada and Costa Rica played to an entertaining 1-1 draw on "Black Wednesday" at the National Soccer Stadium in Toronto.
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Bowman might consider something "big"
Friday 14 September 2007
Scotty Bowman is not interested in a consultant role with the Toronto Maple Leafs, or anyone else, but says he might consider leaving Detroit for something 'big.'
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NHL suspends Leafs' Bell indefinitely
Friday 14 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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Argo move to BMO Field won't be easy
Friday 14 September 2007
It's a new outdoor stadium with terrific sightlines that gives fans a cozy atmosphere to enjoy professional and world class soccer. But the Toronto Argonauts will face no shortage of challenges to reap the benefits of playing at BMO Field.
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Als snatch receiver Smith from Argos
Friday 14 September 2007
The Montreal Alouettes have plucked receiver Brad Smith, whose father Larry is the president of the team, off the Toronto Argonauts' practice roster.
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Pelley leaves Argos for top Olympic post
Friday 14 September 2007
Keith Pelley is leaving the Toronto Argonauts as president to head up the consortium in charge of the domestic broadcasts of the 2010 and 2012 Olympics -- at the end of the 2007 Canadian Football League season.
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Esks send Nedd to Ticats for linebacker
Friday 14 September 2007
The Edmonton Eskimos traded defensive back Jason Nedd to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Tuesday in exchange for linebacker Agustin Barrenechea and a fourth-round draft pick in the 2008 CFL Canadian Draft.
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Als add another QB with McMahon trade
Friday 14 September 2007
The Toronto Argonauts have traded quarterback Mike McMahon to the Montreal Alouettes for a sixth-round pick in next year's Canadian Football League draft, sources tell Sportsnet.ca.
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