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Province is quite capable of driving the Toronto engine

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Everybody complains that cities are ''the creatures of the province'' even as they boast that cities are ''the engines of the economy'' - a delightful contradiction currently inspiring whole new hives of academic expertise. (Globe Insider subscribers only)
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Former editor returns to Toronto Sun newsroom

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Sun Media has turned to a veteran of the Toronto newspaper wars to run the newsroom of its flagship paper, The Toronto Sun.Lou Clancy, a former Sun editor who has also served in senior roles at the Toronto Star, has been named editor-in-chief of the tabloid daily.
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Boaters find man's body floating in Lake Ontario

Wednesday 3 October 2007
The body of an unknown man was found floating off shore in Lake Ontario.The discovery was made Saturday while a couple was sailing on the lake near a marina in Winona, about 20 kilometres east of Hamilton.
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Where the leaders are

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Liberal Dalton McGuinty 9:10 a.m.- Daily Bread Food Bank, 191 New Toronto St., Toronto. 1 p.m.- York Region Health Services, South Service Centre. 7 p.m.- Campaign event, La Zingara Restaurant, 769 Erie St. E., Windsor.
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Liberals inconsistent in schools policy, Tory says

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Progressive Conservative Leader John Tory says the Liberals are being inconsistent in opposing his proposal to spend $400-million to bring faith-based schools under the public education umbrella.He told a raucous all-candidates meeting yesterday that Education Minister Kathleen Wynne, his opponent in the Toronto riding of Don Valley West, once urged Liberal Leader Dalton McGuinty to take a ''principled stand'' in favour of funding for religious schools.
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Liberals inconsistent in schools policy, Tory says

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Progressive Conservative Leader John Tory says the Liberals are being inconsistent in opposing his proposal to spend $400-million to bring faith-based schools under the public education umbrella.He told a raucous all-candidates meeting yesterday that Education Minister Kathleen Wynne, his opponent in the Toronto riding of Don Valley West, once urged Liberal Leader Dalton McGuinty to take a ''principled stand'' in favour of funding for religious schools.
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Marathon record may put Toronto on world stage

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Kenyan John Kelai yesterday posted the fastest marathon time ever recorded on Canadian soil, and in the process may have vaulted the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon into the big leagues of distance running.
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Art, running, reading and traffic chaos

Wednesday 3 October 2007
It was a weekend for contemporary art, fundraising, running and reading as Torontonians filled the streets for some of the biggest civic events - and traffic chaos - of the year. The weekend featured a quartet of high-profile events that attracted several hundred thousand people: Nuit Blanche, the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure, the Toronto Waterfront Marathon and Word on the Street.
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Grow-op possibly sparked Kensington Market blaze

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Toronto Police have discovered a marijuana grow-op at an abandoned residence that went up in flames last week.Police say they believe the grow-op in Toronto's Kensington Market area may have caused Thursday's three-alarm blaze.
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Fatally stabbed teen called a 'model student'

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Peel Regional Police described a 16-year-old Brampton boy who was stabbed to death Friday afternoon while walking to his part-time job as a ''model student.''In a release yesterday, police said Akila Badhanage was killed in a ''random act of violence'' when he was attacked by four or five males.
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Blogs

Toronto Crowne Plaza to open

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Renovated Crowne Plaza Hotel, Toronto, set to open this month.
unknown @ ABTN Hotel & Accommodation News

Air Canada 8021 Toronto -- On Time

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Airline: Air Canada Flight #: 8021 City: Toronto Estimated/Actual Time: -- Status: On Time Terminal: A Gate #: 11.
unknown @ FlyKCI.com - Departure

Tory ambushed on schools

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Progressive Conservative Leader John Tory?s scramble to change the channel from his flip-flop on funding faith-based schools suffered a setback this morning when a former party supporter ambushed him in a Scarborough supermarket.
no@spam.com (Toronto Star (Canada)) @ EdNews.org - The Internets #1 source for Education News and Information - Articles - Daily EdNews

Toronto Skyline

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Toronto Skyline A photograph of the Toronto, Canada skyline facing south-west.
KeithBinns @ iStockphoto.com - Newest Uploads

Toronto-Dominion's IDR ratings affirmed on Commerce Bancorp buy ...

Wednesday 3 October 2007
BANGALORE (Thomson Financial) - Fitch Ratings affirmed Toronto-Dominion (TD) Bank's issuer default and senior unsecured debt ratings at 'AA-' with a stable outlook on the news that the Canadian bank has reached an agreement to acquire ...
unknown @ ABC Money News - What or Who is Making Headlines in the World of Money and Finance

California Class Action to Watch: Case Pits Visually-Impaired ...

Wednesday 3 October 2007
You can learn quite a bit researching and writing a blog. I have been guilty of a few of those accessibility sins. Now I know. I'll try to do better. - Garry J. Wise, Toronto. Visit our Toronto Law Firm website: www.wiselaw.net ...
Garry J. Wise, Wise Law Office, Toronto @ Wise Law Blog

Toronto-Dominion affirmed; Commerce Bancorp on review for upgrade ...

Wednesday 3 October 2007
MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Moody's Investors Service affirmed its ratings on Toronto-Dominion Bank and TD Banknorth Inc after the Canadian bank said it has agreed to acquire 100 pct of Commerce Bancorp Inc for 8.5 bln cad in cash and ...
unknown @ ABC Money News - What or Who is Making Headlines in the World of Money and Finance

3's Company Cafe moving

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Do they still offer their prepared foods?
unknown @ Chowhound's Latest » Ontario (including Toronto)

Lawsuit: Stolen Bones Used In Texas Surgery

Wednesday 3 October 2007
The body parts were shipped to processing firms nationwide, sterilized and then implanted in patients from early 2004 to September 2005. (h/t - Stageleft). - Garry J. Wise, Toronto. Visit our Toronto Law Firm website: www.wiselaw.net ...
Garry J. Wise, Wise Law Office, Toronto @ Wise Law Blog

Toronto Photography Festival: Contact 2008!

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Registration is now open for Contact 2008, Toronto's Photography Festival, which will celebrate its 12th year for all of May 2008. The theme will Registration will be open until December 21, 2007, with the early registration period (and ...
unknown @ Imaging Insider

Toronto Limousine Services - Weddings Party Events airport

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Toronto Limousine Services is glad to offer you a fleet of standard and luxury limousines to be chosen from. Call us and order the Limo you need. And we?ll provide you with all required wedding accessories from ?Just Married? sign to ...
unknown @ Stay Awhile

Toronto Wedding Photographers - Video Photo Dj Limos

Wednesday 3 October 2007
You can order any type of limo at Toronto Limousine Service from Lincoln and Hummer to SUV and Corvette. Toronto Limousine Services offers standard and luxury limos with different features from a bottle of champagne in car bar to a ...
unknown @ No Down Town

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Senators to provide early test for Leafs

Wednesday 3 October 2007
The Toronto Maple Leafs open up their seasaon with a visit from the powerful Ottawa Senators on Wednesday night, and a good start is imperative if they want to make the playoffs after missing out two years in a row.
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Senators to provide early test for Leafs

Wednesday 3 October 2007
The Toronto Maple Leafs open up their seasaon with a visit from the powerful Ottawa Senators on Wednesday night, and a good start is imperative if they want to make the playoffs after missing out two years in a row.
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Leafs' Colaiacovo to miss opening games

Wednesday 3 October 2007
The Toronto Maple Leafs made more roster cuts on Monday, placing F Simon Gamache, F Ben Ondrus and D Jay Harrison on waivers, and sending F Jiri Tlusty to the AHL's Marlies.
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Bombers hold on to edge Ticats

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Charles Roberts and Derick Armstrong scored touchdowns as the Blue Bombers notched 17 points off Hamilton turnovers to hang onto a 21-19 victory Saturday night.
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Argos take down Eskimos, Ray

Wednesday 3 October 2007
Andre Talbot reeled in a pair of TD passes as the Toronto Argonauts moved back into a playoff position with a crucial 18-11 victory over the Edmonton Eskimos on Friday night.
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Argos add experience with Davis signing

Wednesday 3 October 2007
The Toronto Argonauts Football Club has bolstered its backfield by signing import RB Troy Davis to a practice roster agreement.
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Ticat not punished for Burris hit

Wednesday 3 October 2007
The Canadian Football League will not discipline Hamilton linebacker Zeke Moreno for a controversial hit on Calgary quarterback Henry Burris in a game last Friday.
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Wednesday 3 October 2007
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On TV

Wednesday 3 October 2007
BASEBALL Cincinnati Reds at Houston Astros, Sportsnet (East), 2 p.m. New York Yankees at Toronto Blue Jays, TSN, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh Pirates at Los Angeles Dodgers, Sportsnet (Pacific), 10 p.m.
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On TV

Wednesday 3 October 2007
BASEBALL New York Yankees at Toronto Blue Jays, TSN, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh Pirates at Los Angeles Dodgers, Sportsnet (Pacific), 10 p.m.
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