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The Cashman now packs an app to sniff out fake designer handbags. Russell Oliver got a Toronto Star front-page story
just for opening a pawn shop at Yonge and Wellesley. For $40, the new store will authenticate a customer's designer purse using a service called Entrupy—a sure profit, considering the fact that Entrupy only charges subscribers $10 per lookup. Cashman’s previous foray into selling luxury goods (rather than buying them) was the original Oliver Jewellery store in Yorkville, which went bankrupt in 1991, five years after he was shot in the foot during a robbery.
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The Handmaid’s Tale has been rebooted just in time for President Trump. The mini-series adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s 1985 novel is more now than ever, Television Critics Association press tour attendees were told—except the sentiment was exactly the same when it was made into a movie in 1990, a radio play in 2000, then an opera, and then a ballet. But this take is stretched into 10 episodes, partly shot in Oakville’s Coronation Park:
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ANGRY BIRDS COSTUME
Toronto police are seeking a man who was wearing one of these on Queen West on Halloween weekend. He's wanted for aggravated assault.
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