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Days have been long, and nights longer for Josie Graziosi whose life is not the same without her lovable Poodle mix, Tommy.
It was an emotional wrench how Josie and husband Brian Miles came to discover that their dog had gone missing on May 24. Tommy was lost by a dog walker near the Scarborough Bluffs and his owners, away in a foreign country, weren’t told until two days later!
March 14 - Shortly before 3 am, a 26-year-old man was shot in the arm at the Guverment Nightclub and was taken to hospital. A short time later, two other men who were shot at the club showed up at Toronto hospitals. Police have no suspects.
March 9 - Around 8 pm a 36-year-old man was riding in the back seat of a cab when a silver car pulled up. A man in the car fired several shots into the rear of the cab, hitting the man in the head and torso. The incident happened in the Jane and Woolner area. The victim was taken to hospital and is expected to survive.
March 8 - Around 4:30 pm, a car riddled with bullet holes dropped a man off at Scarborough General Hospital. He had a bullet wound in his mouth. The car took off and police are looking for 4 men.
Feb 28 - Around 3 am, emergency personnel went to an area in the Kennedy Rd and Lawrence area of Scarborough after reports of gunshots. A man in his 20s who had been shot was taken to hospital where he later died. A second victim showed up at a Scarborough hospital after having been shot in the groin. Police are investigating.
Feb 27 - Shortly before 2 pm, a man was shot twice the leg. The shooting took place in the hallway of an apartment building on the East Mall in Etobicoke. Police are looking for suspects.
Feb 26 - Around 7pm, shots were fired in the area of Eglinton Ave W. and Keele St. When police arrived they found a man who had been shot behind the wheel of a BMW that was up against a building with the engine still running. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Feb 23 - Around 1:15 pm, a 17-year-old boy was shot in the hip and pistol whipped on a TTC bus in the Oakwood and Vaughan Rd. area. Two older men knew the teen and a fight developed shortly after the 17-year-old boarded the bus. The teen is expected to survive and police are looking for the two men.
Days have been long, and nights longer for Josie Graziosi whose life is not the same without her lovable Poodle mix, Tommy.
It was an emotional wrench how Josie and husband Brian Miles came to discover that their dog had gone missing on May 24. Tommy was lost by a dog walker near the Scarborough Bluffs and his owners, away in a foreign country, weren’t told until two days later!
God made the Idiot for practice. And then He made the School Board. - Mark Twain
The reality of the term “school lockdown” is a fairly recent phenomenon. It is a practice that is put in place to prevent students from leaving their school if there is some immediate threat of violence or a dangerous person who is thought to be in the vicinity.
Although there have been short protests by Tamil Canadians in Toronto protesting civilian deaths in Sri Lanka there were no major problems until the end of last month. What began as a protest before the U.S. consulate on Toronto’s University Avenue ended up blocking a main street in Toronto for four consecutive days.
TORONTO—The top editor of Toronto’s Sing Tao Daily was fired after he edited out criticisms of the Chinese regime from a front-page story published during the thick of the heavily repressed protests in Tibet last year, sources have told The Epoch Times.
With Toronto Mayor David Miller’s latest city operating budget at $8.7 Billion, an irresponsible increase of 7% over the previous year being easily passed by Toronto city council, journalists, pundits and ordinary citizens are claiming that Mayor Miller and his minions are spending like drunken sailors.
TORONTO, March 2, 2009 – As urban sprawl continues, more and more encounters with displaced wildlife are inevitable, and we need to find ways to co-exist peacefully says The Humane Society of Canada (HSC). No where is this more evident than in the current alarm being raised about a coyote living in the east end of Toronto.
TORONTO - During the past weekend, Gurdwara Sikh Spiritual Center held a special ceremony for the Sikh congregation of GTA to have a glimpse of “Ganga Sagar “, a great memorial of our reverend Tenth Master of Sikhs, Kalgidhar Pathshah Sri Guru Gobind Singh Jee Maharaj. Rai Azizullah Khan shared the History of Ganga Sagar at this religious congregation. He said in 1704 Guru Gobind Singh Ji proceeded to Machiwara after abadoning Anandpur Sahib on the advice of the Sikh Leaders.
When I came across her name in the obituary column, I wondered if there would be anyone to say a few kind words about her, but somehow I doubted it. She and I had lived in the same apartment building for a time, where our paths first crossed at a tenants’ meeting. The tenant gathering had an almost festive air about it, with everyone enjoying coffee and cookies, until she showed up with the chill of the November evening on her pinched, angry face. The young woman I was chatting with asked me if I knew her. When I answered no, she whispered: “She’s an awful bigot, and so vile tempered that we call her the Dragon Lady”.
More than 450 primary school students from Ukrainian schools in the city will gather at Queen’s Park at 10:30am today to commemorate 75th anniversary of the Ukrainian genocide known as Holodomor, or extermination by famine.
The McGuinty government is only a long jump away from leading Ontario back into deficit, yet it still believes spending - yet un-budgeted - $1.7 billion on the 2015 Pan Am Games is a prudent financial move. Dropping large sums of money on fun and entertainment with little or no return is anything but prudent. During uncertain times families tighten their belts and protect their cash - starting with the entertainment budget. That is what good financial managers do. The premier should do the same; shore up the fiscal position in Ontario, control spending, lower taxes and establish the fundamentals necessary to keep the budget balanced and spur the economy.
The latest series of shootings in Toronto will surely affect the federal election campaign, as candidates attempting to garner favour among urban voters will renew calls for tougher gun laws and the outright banning of handguns. While vilifying concealable weapons makes for good political theatre, it will do very little toward solving the problem of gun crimes within out cities.
The Toronto Chinatown Business Improvement Area have recently hired a private security firm to patrol their business area during peak periods. If the project proves to be successful, it will only be a matter of time until private security guards will be as common on the downtown business streets of Toronto as they are in shopping malls.
Somewhere between the old, but solvent, Toronto of beer parlors and closed-down Sundays and the current Toronto of littered streets, homelessness and a strapped City Hall, there was a Toronto known far-and-wide as “The City that Works.” A city that the late, great raconteur Peter Ustinov called “ New York run by the Swiss.”
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Days have been long, and nights longer for Josie Graziosi whose life is not the same without her lovable Poodle mix, Tommy.
God made the Idiot for practice. And then He made the School Board. - Mark Twain
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