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City Cracks Down on Noisy Shops, Gardiner Report Delivered to Council, Owner Charged in House Explosion
The City has passed a by-law that will fine shops who blare music onto the street. We kind of think this is a silly by-law. During the day a busy street is a loud street and wonder what the city is going to crack down on next?
The TTC is demanding $3 million from its union for money lost during the wildcat strike. Like the popular high school girl asked out by the pimply faced nerd the union tells the TTC to drop dead.
Councillors are getting a report that outlines possible future plans for the Gardiner. But the report by the Toronto Waterfront Revitalization Corp. won’t be seen by the public which we think is just silly during an election year when we need to discuss big issues like the Gardiner.
A city report looks at our crosswalks and determines that 37 of them are in need of serious upgrades that will cost around $5.7 million.
Two York students were involved in a violent domestic dispute yesterday. Police believe a man was stabbed by his ex-girlfriend who then turned the knife on herself. Both survived.
Police are laying charges on the owner of the home blown up last week in Mississauga. He’s still recovering from his injuries in hospital.
Photo by spotmatic urban fanatic from the Torontoist Flickr Group.





