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Monthly Archives: July 2009
dump everything in the East Downtown
The July 21 Toronto Star reprinted a chart showing the capacity of existing and planned temporary garbage dumps in Toronto. Throughout most of the city, dumps in parks are limited to paved areas (to limit leaching of nasty toxins into … Continue reading
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Corktown Association meets with Pam McConnell
Councillor McConnell spent a full hour talking at last night’s Corktown meeting. She is a member of the city’s Labour Relations Committee, and so is involved in strike negotiations (although, according to today’s Toronto Star, that “committee hasn’t met since … Continue reading
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SuWaDoSh picnic #4
The 2009 picnic is planned for July 12 @ 1-3pm (raindate: July 19). As always, it is potluck; bring some delicious food.
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Trefann’s community spirit
A wonderful thing has happened in Trefann. Since the start of the City Workers strike, many neighbours and friends have come out and cleaned our little community. Walking up Sumach street, it is not unusual to see a few people … Continue reading
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