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A Scarborough woman says she visited her bank to exchange some Mexican pesos for Canadian funds earlier this year, but weeks after completing the exchange, she was told by the bank that the pesos were worthless and they wanted the Canadian money back.
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These days Weston Minor Hockey League President Lesley Bannard isn’t wondering whose name will appear on trophies next season. She is fearful that Weston Lions Arena and her organization will not see next season.
The Yukon Liberal Party will choose its next leader today and he or she will also become the territory’s 11th premier.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is willing to give First Nations what they want for their support in developing mines, but they cannot “keep coming hat in hand all the time to the government” for more money.
Toronto city staff say they are “moving ahead” with an 80-bed municipal shelter in southwest Scarborough, despite calls from some residents—and the local councillor—to consider the site for affordable housing instead.
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