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Metrolinx talks accessibility Nov.3

You are invited to share your ideas on how Metrolinx and its operating divisions, GO Transit, PRESTO and Union Pearson Express, can make it easier for people with disabilities to travel around our region. American Sign Language interpretation, real-time captioning, ...

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Staged vehicle thefts steal from honest drivers

Do you think staging the theft of one’s vehicle is an easy way to make money? There are many stories. Each one more devious than the last. And each one represents another example of honest drivers being ripped off. Staged ...

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Tow truck and auto repair insurance fraud costs us all

You just had a car accident. You’re feeling shocked and disoriented. A seemingly helpful tow truck driver suddenly arrives on scene. A typical first reaction is relief that help has arrived – someone who knows what to do. So when ...

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‘Staged’ collisions: Dangerous & costly for drivers

It’s like a scene right out of a movie – maybe a horror movie. A seemingly friendly and courteous driver waves your car ahead through the intersection, then suddenly surges forward intentionally and rams his vehicle into yours, causing a ...

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Bike theft in Cabbagetown caught on video

If you have any information on this crime, or any other – call Toronto Police.  Also, be sure to report crimes of any severity or value to the police as they monitor these reports and assign resources accordingly. If you ...

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Partial Closure of Queen Street Until Oct 8

Until October 8, Queen Street between Bathurst Street and Spadina Avenue will be reduced to one lane in each direction for watermain replacement and road reconstruction work. When the work is completed on the north side of Queen Street, the ...

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One-wheeled scooter rider scopes out the waterfront

Published to Youtube.com on May 11, 2016 Imagine yourself finishing your work day. You worked at downtown. It has been an exhausting day. Imagine that instead of heading directly home, you take a detour and head to the beautiful waterfront. ...

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Relief Line option looks likely for Corktown

Siobhan Geary– A small, dedicated group of Corktowners assembled on March 1, undeterred by the unexpected snowstorm, to discuss connections with the Good Shepherd Ministry and the TTC’s Yonge Relief Line’s potential impact on the neighbourhood. Plans for the relief ...

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