Cleaning up after the Raptors rode the streets

Toronto news now in hangover mode

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CBC's Matt Devlin urged fans to remain strong and 'stay together' after gunfire broke out at a jammed Nathan Phillips Square

cbc.caRaptors announcer credited with calming massive crowd after shooting | CBC SportsThe Toronto Raptors’ seasoned play-by-play announcer is winning widespread praise for calming a jittery crowd after gunfire broke out at a jammed Nathan Phillips Square, convincing fans to remain strong and “stay together.”

Four people were injured during a shooting at the Raptors rally, a commotion that Matt Devlin helped to soothe. Four others were stabbed near the Eaton Centre during the parade.

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Why wash it before you wear it

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Conservative party leader Andrew Scheer is also here in Raptors shirt as he greets and chats with fans in the square

Doug Ford at least wore a blazer over his Raptors t-shirt at the rally, but that didn’t stem the sound of boos when he strode onto the stage to which Andrew Scheer aspires.

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Mandatory driver training looms for Uber. Toronto city staff are recommending that vehicle-for-hire drivers be forced to take a 17-day course that was scrapped in 2016.

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Countdown to scrutiny of Sidewalk

The NDP has asked the federal government to end its commitments to Sidewalk Toronto, just as the Google-affiliated company handed in its proposal ahead of further public consultations.

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Sidewalk Labs submits smart city master plan, but public will have to wait to get a glimpse business.financialpost.com/wcm/e4c166a7-5… via @nationalpost

business.financialpost.comSidewalk Labs submits smart city master plan, but public will have to wait to get a glimpseWaterfront Toronto to review document — possibly 1,000 pages long — for up to a week before releasing it

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Facebook gets barked at by watchdogs. Human rights commissions across Canada have put the social network on notice over allowing job ads that are targeted by age.

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Finally, local fact-checker wins lotto

Daniel Dale made his debut as a CNN correspondent. Which means it’s only a matter of time until he gets some of these daily debunkings debunked in a tweet from Trump:

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