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Power plant maintenance affecting river under way when divers went missing

Tuesday 18 September 2007
A recreational dive that left two Toronto scuba divers missing and presumed dead may have been complicated by a maintenance operation at an Ontario Power Generation facility that reversed Welland River's flow early Sunday morning.
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Woman exposed to bat sought for rabies test

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Public health officials are looking for a woman who came into contact with a rabid bat.Two weeks ago, a woman brought an injured bat to the Toronto Wildlife Centre, which has tested positive for the deadly disease.
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Ramage appears in court on drunk driving charges

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Former NHL defenceman and Toronto Maple Leafs captain Rob Ramage appeared in court in Newmarket yesterday on charges of impaired and dangerous driving in a deadly car crash.Mr. Ramage is charged with five criminal offences in the December, 2003, crash in Woodbridge, that killed former Chicago Blackhawks defenceman Keith Magnuson.
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Former Stelco chairman heads research alliance

Tuesday 18 September 2007
A senior Toronto business executive has been named the new chairman of the Toronto Region Research Alliance, which was set up to boost leading-edge research and innovation. Courtney Pratt, the former chairman of Stelco, says the big challenge for the organization ''is closing some deals with companies to come and make significant investments here.''
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Uptown survivor recounts her harrowing tale

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Kate Wagner reached blindly through the wreckage of her classroom's collapsed ceiling and made contact with a student, whose face was covered in blood.Ms. Wagner was the head teacher at Toronto's Yorkville English Academy on Dec. 8, 2003 - the day a section of Yonge Street's old Uptown Theatre collapsed on the adjacent school, injuring 14 and killing one student, 27-year-old Augusto Mejia Solis.
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Crombie named as liaison in Caledonia land dispute

Tuesday 18 September 2007
The federal government has appointed David Crombie to act as a go-between for the non-aboriginal community in the continuing native land dispute around Caledonia, in Southern Ontario.Mr. Crombie is a former Progressive Conservative cabinet minister and onetime mayor of Toronto.
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Judges are constitutional guardians, not cheerleaders for the police

Tuesday 18 September 2007
The legal community has been buzzing lately after declarations by several senior judges that the importance of eliminating gun crime outweighs minor police intrusions on constitutional rights. In one such case, a judge claimed that the destruction caused by guns was beyond the imagination of those who wrote the Charter of Rights. In another, a different judge said the reliability of a gun as evidence of guilt supported a decision to overlook the illegal detention of a young Toronto man. Both cases, involving young men in street encounters with the police, display a strong judicial concern for illegal gun use and an enthusiasm for eliminating it. The Globe and Mail agreed, declaring that this straight talk was needed to rescue the Charter from the ''ivory tower'' where defence counsel and remote academics had been holding it captive. (Globe Insider subscribers only)
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Drive-by shooting in Brampton investigated

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Police in Brampton were investigating a brazen drive-by shooting yesterday.Peel Police said yesterday afternoon a man was shot outside a subdivision on Attmar Street, near Queen Street East and Highway 427, by an unknown gunman.
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Two scuba divers missing, feared dead

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Two ''highly experienced'' scuba divers are missing and feared dead after a dive in the Welland River went tragically wrong yesterday. The divers, both from the Toronto area, were part of a group of five who went into the river yesterday morning a few kilometres from Niagara Falls, only to encounter powerful currents.
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Interview/Photo Opportunity - 'World's Fastest Golfer' Teeing off ... - Canada NewsWire (press release)

Tuesday 18 September 2007
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Blogs

Toronto Internation Film Festival 2007 - Plums & Prunes - Dev Khanna

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Dev Khanna's naughty little movie.
unknown @ Digg / upcoming

How to become a taxicab driver in Toronto

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Article publishing the requirements to have a taxi licence to drive a cab in the city of Toronto in Canada.
unknown @ Digg / upcoming

Thomas hits three homers; Toronto beats Boston

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Frank Thomas hit three home runs Monday night, giving him 512 and tying Ernie Banks and Eddie Mathews for 18th the career list.
unknown @ Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Landscaping Help for a Toronto Gardener

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Beth Lawrence of Grow See This and her landscape firm Common Ground, are offering to do a landscape job at cost price for one individual or group. As Beth relates Maybe it?s someone you know... reBlogged to landscape on Sep 16, 2007, ...
Old Roses @ Garden Voices

Air Canada 8021 Toronto -- On Time

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Airline: Air Canada Flight #: 8021 City: Toronto Estimated/Actual Time: -- Status: On Time Terminal: A Gate #: 10.
unknown @ FlyKCI.com - Departure

Easy streesles partime job offer......................................

Tuesday 18 September 2007
A pen vacancy is ready for the unemployed people in the UNITED STATE and also for those who are looking for a part time job as well.You have to be computer literate and also above 18 to apply for this job.Contact us for more details via ...
unknown @ nowtoronto.com | jobs | toronto, ontario

September 9, 2007 @ Toronto Islands Virgin Fest Day 2

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Toronto?s own the Constantines came next, storming out with ?Draw Us Lines? and never letting up the heat. Everyone was glad to see them, the call of ?Guelph!? (which is where they?re originally from) repeated through the fans. ...
lidia @ torontoindie.com

Sales..job.. so easy!

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Nobody knows this?. Secret. But I can share with you?.
unknown @ nowtoronto.com | jobs | toronto, ontario

***Full-time..Part-time...Anytime***

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Do you want a job you like? Do you want to work anytime you want? Do you want to work as long as you want?
unknown @ nowtoronto.com | jobs | toronto, ontario

TFC 0 Real Salt Lake 0:

Tuesday 18 September 2007
NOTICE: I?m vacating my post at the Toronto FC Offside. This isn?t because I?m fed up with the results, it?sa personal decision. I?m still very much a TFC fan. If you?re interested in taking over, let me know either here with a comment ...
Sam @ Toronto FC

the differences between "Toronto notes 2006" and "Review of MCCQE 2006

Tuesday 18 September 2007
i didnt know that............. i think you may just choose any one of them.... i read the TN.
unknown @ RxPG- forum

September 8, 2007 @ Toronto Islands Virgin Fest Day 1 Björk

Tuesday 18 September 2007
By: Dan Keeler. There was a throbbing of anticipation through the crowd in the dark of the summer night, reflected by the CN Tower?s new multi-chromatic lights that were dimly visible to the North from our position to the right of the ...
lidia @ torontoindie.com

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Big Hurt helps Jays blast BoSox

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Supported by a trio of milestone home runs from Frank Thomas, now tied for 18th on the all-time list, Dustin McGowan stymied the playoff-bound Boston Red Sox with a five-hitter in a 6-1 Toronto Blue Jays victory.
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Overbay, Downs latest Jays to go down

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Toronto Blue Jays third baseman Troy Glaus underwent successful surgery on his left foot Monday, while first baseman Lyle Overbay revealed that his season will end next week after a second operation on his right hand.
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Leafs trim camp roster by two

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Goaltender James Reimer has been returned to the WHL's Red Deer Rebels and right-winger Dale Mitchell has been sent back to the OHL's Oshawa Generals, the Toronto Maple Leafs announced Monday.
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Jays battle MLB's best in BoSox

Tuesday 18 September 2007
The best team in the majors, the Boston Red Sox, will try to move closer to their first AL East title since 1995 when they open a three-game series with the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday night at Rogers Centre.
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Big Hurt helps Jays blast BoSox

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Supported by a trio of milestone home runs from Frank Thomas, now tied for 18th on the all-time list, Dustin McGowan stymied the playoff-bound Boston Red Sox with a five-hitter in a 6-1 Toronto Blue Jays victory.
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Leafs trim camp roster by two

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Goaltender James Reimer has been returned to the WHL's Red Deer Rebels and right-winger Dale Mitchell has been sent back to the OHL's Oshawa Generals, the Toronto Maple Leafs announced Monday.
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Leafs end advisor search, keep JFJ

Tuesday 18 September 2007
The search for a senior adviser to help out Toronto Maple Leafs GM John Ferguson has been shelved.
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Bowman might consider something "big"

Tuesday 18 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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Ticats back to square one with Printers

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Twelve weeks into the CFL season and it's back to square one for Charlie Taaffe and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
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Lions D gets offensive with Argos

Tuesday 18 September 2007
Workhorse running back Joe Smith plunged for two touchdowns as the B.C. Lions regained first place in the CFL West with a 40-7 victory over the Toronto Argonauts on Saturday.
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