The saga continues as new reports of Rob Ford’s Monday morning 911 call indicate that he unleashed a not-so-pleasant verbal tirade to dispatchers.
[Toronto Sun]
City council has voted to close two of the city’s major expressways for a triathlon next summer.
[National Post]
As if we needed another reason to avoid the bus: Greyhound is apparently charging an $18.99 “gift fee” for some online ticket purchases.
[Toronto Star]
OccupyTO may be warming hearts all winter long. With a stockpile of firewood and the arrival of Aboriginal elders, the occupiers of St. James Park are planning on a sacred bonfire to last throughout the winter.
[Toronto Sun]
One Toronto homeowner got more than he asked for, literally. With 17 bids on his home, the house was sold for $116,050 over the asking price.
[Globe and Mail]
Oshawa Hospital Foundation CEO Jim Szeman has been fired after an audit found serious money and charity management problems. A police investigation is underway.
[Toronto Star]
