By Ron Nurwisah, Boy Reporter

Paramedics dispatched to a house fire in west Toronto ended up on the Danforth because of a duplicate street name. Even worse, the fire may have resulted in the death of a 65-year old woman. This begs raises the question: why hasn’t the city fixed the problem? The Star reminds us that the city has actually done a study about this problem (there are about 100 or so duplications around the megacity) and done nothing.
Police shed more light on the Delta Chelsea stabbings. They believe it was a murder suicide and that the dead were a couple of Swiss tourists in town with a tour group.
The city wants to give us bigger recycling boxes four times bigger, with a lid and wheels. They feel that the larger box would make more of us recycle.
Caribana officials say that strong attendance and careful spending has netted them a small profit. They estimated that around 1.2 million people flocked to see Caribana this year.
Cheri DiNovo, the NDP candidate in the Parkdale-High Park by-election, is facing attacks from the Liberals for a sermon she made which criticized the media treatment of Karla Homolka.

“Every day we are subject to what I consider a kind of sadistic pornography. Now I know it sells papers but every day we pick up the Star or the National Post or the Globe and we see the picture of Karla Homolka on the front cover.”

She goes on to compare Homolka’s treatment by the media to Jesus’ persecution. The NDP are not amused, neither is Conservative candidate David Hutcheon. We’re also freaked out that according to the Sun 11 cabinet ministers campaigned for Sylvia Watson yesterday. So that’s why Queen’s Park was so quiet.
Photo by Mute* from the Torontoist Flickr Group.