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Happy Family Day! Happy, that is, unless you're part of the seemingly endless parade of business owners, executives, police officers, parents, people who have to work today, cynics, bitter old men, or plain old ne'er-do-wells in general who believe that Family Day is going to ruin life—and, more importantly, the economy—as we know it. Well, buck up, kiddo. It's just not that bad.

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Happy December Torontoist readers!

The big story today is the three dead found on 1he 19th floor of the Delta Chelsea. Police were called in around 4:30 am and discovered the bodies of two men and a woman, all had stab wounds. The floor has been sealed off but the hotel remains open.

7-Do a rain dance. Bring on the rain with a wacky dance and then step outside to cool off. If we're lucky, the rain will do us some good.

Say, hypothetically, you were given $25 a week to buy popcorn and beer. Finding beer is relatively easy, as it's only sold in bars, the Beer Store and LCBO. But popcorn?

While Cinq-A-Sept is the traditional cocktail hour, Huit-a-Onze is all too often the time dedicated to "running out the door to check if the liquor store is still open."

Beer in the summer! From douchewhistles to Steam Whistles, Torontoist always has you covered. With respect to the latter, the Steam Whistle brewery is celebrating five years in the biz with a few worthy promotions. Taking a break from our winter selections, Steam Whistle could become the beverage of our summer with their new sustainable beer cup. The bio-plastic cup (pictured) contains no petroleum, is made from 100 per cent renewable resources and takes only about 48 days to break down in commercial compost.

If David Miller hosted a talk show, this week's theme would be "20-minute Make-Overs." Except instead of people who watch television all afternoon, the participants would be Toronto's parks. Miller is urging Torontonians to "join their neighbours for the citywide clean-up, which will take place on Friday, April 22 (Earth Day)." Various clean-up bags are available at Beer Stores, Pizza Pizzas and Parks and Recs Community Centres.

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