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[written by Natalie Alcoba, courtesy of nationalpost.com] The City of Toronto plans to spend $15-million a year over the next decade on major rehabilitation of the aging Gardiner Expressway, which will bring major traffic headaches. Repairing the key artery that … Continue reading
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Tagged commute, construction, Gardiner expressway, toronto
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[courtesy of CBC News] Oprah Winfrey was welcomed in downtown Toronto today by hundreds of fans, some of whom began queuing at dawn to take part in the American media mogul’s touring Lifeclass roadshow. Winfrey fans began arriving at 4 … Continue reading
Subterranean pedestrian system used by 100,000 commuters a day [courtesy of cbc.ca] A master plan to extend the downtown PATH walkway is afoot, with a vision to link the subterranean pedestrian system south to the waterfront and north to Ryerson … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, Air Canada Centre, Guinness World records, PATH, Ryerson University, toronto, University Avenue
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[written by The Canadian Press, courtesy of winnipefreepress.com] TORONTO – The Ontario Securities Commission says it won’t change the penalties against former Bay Street investment banker Andrew Rankin, who admitted he tipped off a friend about future takeover deals. Rankin … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Rankin, Conviction, Daniel Dulc, Ontario Securities Commission, OSC, toronto
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[written by Matthew Coutts, courtesy of ctvtoronto.ca] A judge has dismissed an attempt to save Occupy Toronto’s month-long encampment in a downtown park on Monday, ruling that the city’s request to clear out St. James Park was “constitutionally valid.” Ontario … Continue reading
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Tagged Judge David Brown, Occupy protests, Occupy Toronto, Rob Ford, St James Park, toronto
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