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If you are super duper paranoid, paying cash for 7-11 phone still has you on camera at the register. Go to youth hostel and pay cash for 7-11 phone from someone who is leaving the country.

How dare you go to McDonalds without bringing me fries!?!?!?!?!?!?

I'll try to provide some useful information to make up for all the grief you got on this tread. A very,very long time ago, I got pulled over for something like 70 in a 50 zone. The first thing the officer asked was if I had a medical emergency. I said no and got a ticket but a medical situation...

If you look at the enhanced video, he starts out at the top of the stairs then backs up into the streetcar a couple of steps. The cop says, "if you take another step...," he takes a step and straightens up to defy the cop. Still back from where he started. Cop decides to start shooting...

"The decision means the existing RT, which is approaching the end of its working life, will continue to operate beyond the planned 2015 shutdown date until the 7.6-kilometre subway extension is finished in the early 2020s. It also means the 48-month shuttle bus period that would have been...

Same lawyer as Michael Bryant.

Have you considered that a $200,000 pay day is not what the scammers are after? Doing the maximum amount of damage and having a fake video never materialize is the best outcome for restarting the billion dollar gravy train.

RBC caves: http://www.ipolitics.ca/2013/04/11/rbcs-nixon-apologizes-to-workers-affected-by-outsourcing/ But might not be enough to keep people from digging up more dirt.

Ancient history. The outsourcing firms know their weaknesses and have been working hard to remedy. http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/story/2013/04/05/business-jobs-canada.html

All the big banks are doing something similar. They layoff just under 50 employees every month to stay under the radar. http://www.labour.gov.on.ca/english/es/pubs/guide/termination.php#mass RBC appears to have made two big misstep and blown their cover. The other banks find 50 redundancies...

I personally saw Miller with a few drinks in him and one in hand slide up to a small group of 20 something women in a pub and was very touchie feelie. After about 10 minutes, he left. I was with a different group but knew one of them and she told me later that the close proximity and touching...

Watch out dude. You are being setup for a picture with your hand on her ass which will be used against you if you ever want to be mayor.

How about one cannot start a new thread until their previous thread is pushed off the front page? All you need is half a dozen people who feel entitled to post half a dozen vacuous new threads a day push the small amount of decent content into obscurity.

Rob Ford: "Do you support subways?" Karen Stintz: "Yes." Rob Ford: "OK, I am going to appoint you TTC Chair." Karen Stintz: "HAHA, I support subways on Eglinton where it runs through my ward so my constituents will vote for me in years to come! The rest of the city can suck it up with LRT...

http://caviar.bc.ca/beluga-caviar http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/concerns-raised-about-canada-seeking-bigger-bluefin-tuna-catch/article5079769/ http://shanghaiist.com/2012/02/21/shark-fin-culturally-discriminatory.php

Within 15 mins of Sunnybrook: Best steak is at House of Chan Best atmosphere for business lunch is at Auberge du Pommier

Rode today. Might be last time this season.

I recommend the 12 year old Canadian Club (see my nickname). Avoid the 6 and 20. You can't go wrong with Forty Creek. Barrel Select and Double Barrel Reserve are both great. http://www.whiskyrocks.com/whiskies/canadian.html

I heard all the police batons in Canada are still in Toronto from G20 weekend so that option wasn't available.

Yeah, can you believe the nerve of the people in this thread writing factual errors? I'd much rather read claims like "The problem with subways is that they cost about a billion dollars per kilometre" when the article you cited has the GM of the TTC saying "Light rail typically costs about $75...