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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Renting out Units
Gerry Hyman has a new article for the Toronto Star. Let’s discuss some of the questions brought up in it. QUESTION: Our declaration provides that units may only be occupied as single family residences and we have rules setting out … Continue reading
Posted in Condominiums
Tagged Condominium, Condominium Act, FOB, Gerry Hyman, key, Ontario Condominium Act, rental, renting, Residential Tenancies Act
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Munenori Kawasaki Demoted to Triple-A
In order to make room for the returning José Reyes, the Toronto Blue Jays have optioned Munenori Kawasaki back to their Triple-A team the Buffalo Bisons. Kawasaki provided a lot of energy for the Blue Jays at shortstop while Reyes … Continue reading
Posted in Toronto Blue Jays
Tagged Baltimore Orioles, José Reyes, Munenori Kawasaki, Toronto Blue Jays
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Rajai Davis & The Blue Jays Walk-off Baltimore
The Toronto Blue Jays beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-6 tonight with a walk-off base hit by Rajai Davis in the 9th inning. The Blue Jays have now won their last 9 straight ballgames to get back to .500 with a … Continue reading
Do We Need A Pickering Airport?
Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty has announced that the Federal Government is going ahead with the building of a new airport in Pickering. However, the question is whether or not we really need another airport in the G.T.A. when we … Continue reading
Posted in General, Politics
Tagged Air Canada, airport, Amtrak, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, Federal Government, GTA, Hamilton Ontario, John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport, Lester B. Pearson International Airport, LRT, Pickering airport, Porter Airlines, Toronto Ontario, VIA Rail Canada, Westjet
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Should Pete Rose be in the Hall of Fame?
The title of this post says it all: ‘Should Pete Rose be in the Hall of Fame?’ I think he should. And here’s why: Peter Rose holds several Major League Baseball (M.L.B.) records, including most hits at 4,256, at bats … Continue reading
Posted in Sports
Tagged Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, Hall of Fame, Major League Baseball, MLB, N.L., National League, Pete Rose, Senior Circuit, World Series
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June 9th Blue Jays Game
I finally got around to attending my first Blue Jays game down at the SkyDome (or Rogers Centre.) The Texas Rangers were in town finishing a three game series that saw the Blue Jays win the first two games – … Continue reading
Stanley Cup Finals
Well, we have now made it to the Stanley Cup Finals with the Boston Bruins facing the Chicago Blackhawks, a battle of two original six teams. Boston dominated the Pittsburgh Penguins, winning their series four games to none. Chicago beat … Continue reading
A History of the Grey Cup
With the Canadian Football League’s (CFL) teams opening training camp, I’d like to provide a brief history of the Grey Cup. The Grey Cup was created in 1909 by the Governor General, the 4th Earl Grey, originally meant for hockey. … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Football
Tagged B.C. Lions, Calgary Stampeders, Canadian Football League, CFL, Edmonton Eskimos, Grey Cup, Hamilton Tiger Cats, Ottawa Rough Riders, Saskatchewan Roughriders, St. Hyacinthe-Donnacona Navy, Toronto Argonauts Montreal Alouettes, Toronto RCAF Hurricanes, Winnipeg Blue Bombers
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The Blue Jays After Two Months
After two months, the Blue Jays still look bad. With all the hype in the preseason thanks to all the off-season acquisitions, the Blue Jays simply are not playing up to their potential. They are in 5th place in the … Continue reading
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