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Speaking privately to reporters later, Wynne said she thought the Walk A Mile In Her Shoes was a fun way to raise awareness, as well as a high-visibility one that would boost its impact. "Events like this are the kind of thing we need to bring to ...
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Walk to Fight Arthritis raises almost $1.7 million for research, education and ...
The Herald | HeraldOnline.com
Siena was joined at the Toronto walk with her father Pablo, her mother Maria Perez, and her siblings Bianca and Cristian. "It's given back her childhood," explains Maria. "We had to get involved to show our support for the work of the Society, and so ...
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Nice zoo! Huge! Lots of walking! - Toronto Zoo, Toronto Traveller ...
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Toronto's first dedicated bike lanes on Sherbourne start of bigger network
Toronto Star
For the first time in Toronto's history the city will boast dedicated bike lanes when they officially open on Monday morning. And for Michele Cossette, it might spark her to start using her bike to get to work. An avid cyclist, the 27-year-old says it ...
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Gear up for Toronto Bike Month - the newspaper
Biking isn't just exercise, it's a lifestyle. Witness Toronto's Bike Month, a community celebration of cycling in various locations throughout June. B...
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Re. West Toronto Railpath Extension Study
Please see the attached flyer for the upcoming public open house:
Date: Wednesday June 26th
Time: 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: New Horizon Tower, 1140 Bloor St. W (at Dufferin St.)
If you are interested in receiving regular updates about this study by email, go to the Toronto E-updates page at: www.toronto.ca/e-updates, enter your email, check "West Toronto Railpath Study," then click "Subscribe" back at the top.
Kind Regards,
Maogosha
