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Royal purple reigns over Bayview Jug Milk. The convenience store a few blocks south of Eglinton was looking to upgrade its old sign, which advertised Kit Kat—but Nestle wasn’t interested, reports The South Bayview Bulldog. The store then turned to Hershey, which passed. Eventually, Cadbury signed on. The rather British roots of Leaside are honoured by this Pantone beacon:
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Balanced city budget delays the dream of a Downtown North York. “REimagining Yonge Street,” a project to make the stretch from Sheppard to Finch more pedestrian and bike-friendly, had its design work put on pause because of a motion by old-school North York councillor David Shiner. (Meanwhile, the accidental exclusion of street sweepers from the equation was mercifully rectified.)
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Rogers Cable 10’s original home is closed.
The channel's studios at 855 York Mills Road have been shuttered, because of new CRTC leeway that allows the company to steer its community programming budget to City TV. The building once housed many eccentric volunteer productions—the very kind of stuff that inspired Wayne’s World—along with a quarter-century of Mel Lastman struggling to make sense of constituent calls on his show, Straight Talk.
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