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Morning Brew: August 29th, 2008
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Your Toronto morning news roundup for Friday August 29th, 2008:
Another long weekend is here. Whether you're staying far away from deli meats up at the cottage, avoiding deli meats while watching the CNE Air Show, or eating anything but deli meats at home, enjoy! The Star has a decent what's-open-and-what's-not guide.
Residents who were displaced from their homes following the massive propane blast hydro vault explosion are finally being told that they'll (maybe?) be able to return to their dwellings this weekend. It's been more than 5 weeks since the explosion, and a lot of the victims are really unhappy about how this has all been handled.
A new bridge in Mississauga lends further evidence to the notion that the center of the universe (Toronto) could learn a thing or two from the dreadfully uncool expanse that surrounds it (the 905). LED lighting, super wide pedestrian walkways, and bike lanes - all on one bridge!
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CTV has learned that armed police officers will be stationed at over two dozen Toronto schools this fall, in response to needs pointed out in the report stemming from the killing of Jordan Manners at C.W. Jefferys last year. Let's look at the bright side... this way our youngsters won't be shocked when they visit a bank in Manila or Bogota.
A new GO train station called Lincolnville, which is set to open next week, will serve residents of Stouffville and Uxbridge. The new station touts a mere 150 commuter parking spots, but I guess GO did their research and confirmed that the need was small... which makes you wonder if a station was needed at all.
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I appreciate the time and effort you put into this, but not every headline needs an opinionated remark attached to it.
I appreciate the time and effort you all put into this, but not every article needs an opinionated opinion attached to it
With Morning Brew, any sarcastic and possibly biased comments are easily identifyable. There is also the comments section, where people can voice their own opinions.
Jerrold, keep doing what you do when you do it.
I don't always agree with Jerrold's views, but then there's a comment section with it. This is blogTO, after all, and not newsTO.
Now, that I've called Citytv "The Trudeau Network" for many years, and not in a positive sense, should be infinitely more troubling. I sincerely worry for Anne Mrozckowski, that when she loses the monthly Miller hour on CP24, what she'll do without the one hour on her knees in front of David Miller.
But regardless, keep up the opinion, Jerrold. This website is better for it.