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Lawyer criticizes judge's 'poisonous' remarks

Saturday 27 October 2007
An outspoken Ontario Court of Appeal judge, Mr. Justice Michael Moldaver, was accused yesterday of using poisonous terminology in a personal campaign to ''prune the Charter with an axe.''Prominent Toronto defence lawyer William Trudell levelled the accusation during a speech to about 200 criminal lawyers who have been quietly stewing since Judge Moldaver publicly disparaged the defence bar in two speeches of his own for wasting time and court resources with needless legal motions.
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A mayor's tight grip on city hall

Saturday 27 October 2007
As Mayor David Miller has consolidated power over the past year, he has extended political control of the city bureaucracy to the point that the tradition of a neutral, apolitical public service has been seriously eroded in Toronto.
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FIVE THINGS: YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TORONTO THIS WEEKEND

Saturday 27 October 2007
1 BATS ON THE AIRHockey sticks will be put aside for a little pastime from down south called the World Series. Baseball fans will mob sports joints like Shoeless Joe's and Wayne Gretzky's for Saturday's Game 3 showdown between the Colorado Rockies and Boston Red Sox, at 8 p.m., and Game 4 on Sunday, same time.
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City proposal aims to divert runoff from sewer

Saturday 27 October 2007
Water should be running off roofs into the ground, not the sewer system, and the city plans to do something about it, says Lou Di Gironimo, general manager of Toronto Water.
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Police issue warning after driver exposes himself

Saturday 27 October 2007
Toronto police are asking the public to remain vigilant after a possible sex offender was seen in North York.Police say they have received several reports of a man driving a car and exposing his genitals to children in the area between Yonge Street and Avenue Road, just north of Lawrence Avenue West.
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SLOW-GOING TRIBUTE

Saturday 27 October 2007
How does your garden grow? Well, if you are a Pierre Trudeau fan, the answer to that question might be: not well.Trudeau Park, a permanent memorial to the late prime minister, was approved for development by Toronto City Council in 2001. The shovels were supposed to have turned the soil at the site at the foot of Spadina, facing Lake Ontario, by this fall.
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It's time to pay the piper, Toronto

Saturday 27 October 2007
Contrary to the pain you may be feeling in your pocket, Toronto actually became a bit of a bargain in 2007. Last year, Canada's most expensive metropolis was the 47th-costliest city on the planet in which to live, according to the Mercer Human Resources' annual cost-of-living survey. By the middle of this year, though, T.O. had tumbled in world rankings, coming up for duty at No. 82. That may earn envious glances from people trying to make ends meet in the world's most expensive locales - Moscow, London, Seoul and Tokyo.
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Condo towers or academe powers?

Saturday 27 October 2007
When the University of Toronto's faculty of law recently unveiled designs for a major expansion, some alumni noticed an intriguing detail in one of the three plans. The law school, situated on Queen's Park Crescent, needs new office, library and teaching space. In one model, a jagged addition envelopes the law school's current digs as well as the faculty of music, directly to the north. ''Then,'' according to Saucier and Perrotte's write-up, ''turning toward the current planetarium site, it ends poetically, suggesting an elegant form to what may in the future become part of the [Royal Ontario Museum] expansion.''
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Brampton man faces child pornography charges

Saturday 27 October 2007
A 44-year-old Brampton man who police believe may have had dealings with young people through his work at Turkish mosques and community centres in Toronto and Mississauga faces charges of possessing and accessing child pornography.
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Man gets eight months in airbag-theft case

Saturday 27 October 2007
An eight-month jail term has been handed to one of two Toronto men charged after a fatal police takedown in August that claimed the life of a York Regional Police officer.
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Blogs

Air Canada 8021 Toronto -- On Time

Saturday 27 October 2007
Airline: Air Canada Flight #: 8021 City: Toronto Estimated/Actual Time: -- Status: On Time Terminal: A Gate #: 11.
unknown @ FlyKCI.com - Departure

Oct. 26th: Toronto vs. Washington

Saturday 27 October 2007
boxscore:http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/boxscore?gid=2007102628 Final Score: Toronto 98 Washington 64 another very sick showing, all-around, taking the W in the pre-season finale. following a 33 point win with an even more all-around ...
example@example.com (southeasy) @ Basketball Forum - NBA & College Basketball Forums - Array

Eight Canadians enter country's Hall of Fame

Saturday 27 October 2007
TORONTO -- The Toronto Raptors look ready for the regular season after a convincing 111-78 preseason victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. ...
unknown @ Toronto Raptors

More thoughts

Saturday 27 October 2007
I don't know what else to add here, it was just silly. It was like the Raps were the US National team while the Wiz were doing an impression of the Canadian national team. In fact. and I can not confirm this, but I think that the worst ...
Mad Child @ The Toronto Raptor aka The "I can see clearly now the rain is gone" blog

Toronto Vegetarian Food Fair: Vegan Products For a More ...

Saturday 27 October 2007
Vegetarianism A Noble Way of Living - Episode 405, Toronto Vegetarian Food Fair: Vegan Products For a More Compassionate Lifestyle, Air date: October 24, 2007 (VEG - 20071024)
unknown @ Most Recent Videos

Flights from London to Toronto starting at 288 GBP

Saturday 27 October 2007
Flights from London to Toronto starting at 288 GBP (Outgoing: 10.11.2007 Return:17.11.2007) price per passenger incl. taxes.
unknown @ traveljungle.CO.UK - Flights

Lunch at Lai Toh Heen (short review)

Saturday 27 October 2007
You are right. The choices look boring. However, the tastes are competible to Lai Wah Heen. The most enjoyable dish for me was meat wonton in chicken consomme. It's surprisingly good. ( I tried all those dim sum at LWH before, ...
unknown @ Chowhound's Latest » Ontario (including Toronto)

Lentils de Puy....

Saturday 27 October 2007
they're on sale at Whole Foods on Avenue road right now.
unknown @ Chowhound's Latest » Ontario (including Toronto)

Richtree?

Saturday 27 October 2007
I believe you're talking about what used to be known as Marche's, with its "open-market" set-up and is a chain (nothing wrong with that!). It's a crowd-pleaser, in that there's something for everyone. They give you a card upon entry and ...
unknown @ Chowhound's Latest » Ontario (including Toronto)

Dressed as a skeleton, Paris Hilton goes nuts in a Toronto porno shop!

Saturday 27 October 2007
Employees at a Toronto adult video store claim Hollywood starlet Paris Hilton, dressed as a skeleton, stormed into their establishment and demanded posters promoting her infamous sex tape be removed. It was all caught on cam.
unknown @ Digg / upcoming

Best Creme Brulee in GTA

Saturday 27 October 2007
Milagro has a very good creme brule. I remember it being very wide and shallow, which means a great brule to creme ratio. (On a tangent... my current fave for flan is Mexitaco. Soooo good.)
unknown @ Chowhound's Latest » Ontario (including Toronto)

Lunching My Way Around College & University

Saturday 27 October 2007
The Village Idiot Pub (aka VIP) is decent pub grub, but nothing spectacular. If you're at Dundas and McCaul I'd walk towards Spadina and grab some Chinese food in that area.
unknown @ Chowhound's Latest » Ontario (including Toronto)

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Raps crush Wizards in pre-season finale

Saturday 27 October 2007
Andrea Bargnani had 17 points and eight rebounds to lead the Toronto Raptors to a 98-64 rout of the Washington Wizards in their final game of the NBA pre-season Friday.
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Opposites attack on the ice at MSG

Saturday 27 October 2007
It's a meeting of the extreme opposites when the Toronto Maple Leafs visit the New York Rangers on Saturday night.
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Jackson, Dickenson clinch first for Lions

Saturday 27 October 2007
B.C. Lions quarterback Jarious Jackson threw two touchdown passes and Dave Dickenson came off the bench to throw one more as the Lions secured first place in the CFL West Division with a 27-19 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on a rainy Friday night at Ivor Wynne Stadium.
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Jays claim pitcher, shortstop from Reds

Saturday 27 October 2007
The Toronto Blue Jays started adding minor-league depth Friday by claiming left-hander Mike Gosling and shortstop Pedro Lopez off waivers from the Cincinnati Reds.
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Flutie tops all-time Argos QB voting

Saturday 27 October 2007
He spent just two seasons with the Toronto Argonauts, but that was more than enough to earn quarterback Doug Flutie a spot on the CFL club's all-time roster.
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TFC confirms coach Johnston will return

Saturday 27 October 2007
Toronto FC confirmed Friday that head coach Mo Johnston will be back next season. Under Johnston, the expansion MLS team posted a record of 6-17-7.
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Opposites attack on the ice at MSG

Saturday 27 October 2007
It's a meeting of the extreme opposites when the Toronto Maple Leafs visit the New York Rangers on Saturday night.
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AHL: Tavares not eligible for Marlies

Saturday 27 October 2007
The Toronto Maple Leafs needn't bother even approaching 17-year-old phenom John Tavares about signing an AHL contract.
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Jackson, Dickenson clinch first for Lions

Saturday 27 October 2007
B.C. Lions quarterback Jarious Jackson threw two touchdown passes and Dave Dickenson came off the bench to throw one more as the Lions secured first place in the CFL West Division with a 27-19 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on a rainy Friday night at Ivor Wynne Stadium.
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Flutie tops all-time Argos QB voting

Saturday 27 October 2007
He spent just two seasons with the Toronto Argonauts, but that was more than enough to earn quarterback Doug Flutie a spot on the CFL club's all-time roster.
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