Morning Brew: September 12th, 2007

Photo: "The Scene" by blogTO Flickr pooler bigdaddyhame.

Your morning news roundup for Wednesday September 12th, 2007:

Community centres might open on Mondays, a City Hall source tells the Toronto Star. The issue will go before coucil on September 26th,

September 11th prank? A Second World War era hand grenade was found in a pillow case donated to a used clothing store in the East Mall.

The Sandwich Patrol feeds Toronto's homeless.

North America's first dramatic interactive film had its world premiere last night at the Royal Cinema.

And finally, the Yankees pumelled the Jays. Season over.

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New Costco store is quickly taking shape in Ontario beach town

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Ontario to cut off social assistance for people living here 'illegally'

New floating subway station in Toronto is about to sprout from the ground

People in Toronto have very different stances on where to go for the best nightlife

Another major Toronto tourist destination just changed its name

Ontario Line subway cost has spiralled out of control and now reaches $34B

Toronto's Eglinton Crosstown extension just crossed a huge milestone