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One Toronto Street Is The Absolute Worst For Speeding & So Many People Are Getting Tickets
This spot has gotten the most automated speeding tickets this year.
If you have a need for speed, consider slowing down next time you pass Sheppard Avenue East, west of Don Mills Road.
According to the City of Toronto, this one spot has been ticketed the most by automated speed cameras over the past year.
The City has issued 104,192 automated speeding tickets so far in 2021, and this one spot is responsible for 20,174 of them.
The city of Toronto has 50 Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) devices issued — the one on Sheppard Avenue East, west of Don Mills Road, is responsible for 19.3% of tickets issued this year.
The device issued 3,706 tickets in April, 5,247 tickets in March, 4,618 in February, and 6,603 in January.
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9 New Toronto Restaurants That Will Shake Up Your Take-Out Routine
Birria tacos? Yes, please! 🙏🏼
If you've grown tired of ordering from the same restaurant night after night, these new restaurants in Toronto are the perfect excuse to change things up.
You can order all sorts of dishes, from build-your-own noodle bowls to traditional Venezuelan street food, and you might just discover a new favourite spot.
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Pantry
Price: 💸💸
Cuisine: Healthy fast-food, Italian
Address: 901 Lawrence Ave. W., Toronto, ON
Why You Need To Go: The newest location of the Food Dudes' Pantry is officially open, and you can enjoy customizable, healthy meals to-go from this Italian-inspired spot.
Pigot's Burger Club
Price: 💸-💸💸
Cuisine: Burgers
Address: 1 Adelaide St. E., Toronto, ON
Why You Need To Go: The Alberta-based joint has collaborated with Toronto's Chef Jerome Robinson, a.k.a The Heartbreak Chef, to bring some juicy burgers to the 6ix. The venue sold out within its first day of opening, so it must be worth trying.
Birria Balam
Price: 💸💸
Cuisine: Mexican
Address: 147 Spadina Ave. Unit #109, Toronto, ON
Why You Need To Go: If you love tacos, you'll definitely want to order from this new birria spot. You can enjoy some delicious Mexican fare from this place, which is open from Friday to Sunday.
Craig's Cookies
Price: 💸
Cuisine: Cookies
Address: 908 Queen St. E., Toronto, ON
Why You Need To Go: Cookie lovers, rejoice! Another location of this renowned cookie empire has opened in Leslieville, and you can indulge in all your favourite treats.
Buddy's Noodle Bar
Price: 💸
Cuisine: Asian
Address: Toronto, ON, & Markham, ON
Why You Need To Go: You can build your own noodle bowl when ordering from this new venue, which offers delivery around Toronto and Markham.
Canaima Cafe
Price: 💸
Cuisine: Venezuelan street food
Address: 335 Yonge St., Toronto, ON
Why You Need To Go: You'll feel like you're in Venezuela when enjoying dishes from this take-out spot. You can indulge in traditional street food like empanadas and arepas.
Mira Mira Diner
Price: 💸
Cuisine: Sandwiches, desserts
Address: 1963 Queen St. E., Toronto, ON
Why You Need To Go: The restaurant has opened a new diner-style location in the Beaches, and you can enjoy all sorts of salads, sandwiches, and desserts at this spot.
GG's Burgers
Price: 💸
Cuisine: Smash burgers
Address: 1681 Lake Shore Blvd. E., Toronto, ON
Why You Need To Go: Brimming with psychedelic era vibes, this joint serves up some drool-worthy smash burgers and all the classic sides.
Cheongdam
Price: 💸💸💸
Cuisine: Korean BBQ
Address: 7335 Yonge St., Thornhill, ON
Why You Need To Go: Get your Korean BBQ fill by ordering from this venue, which offers to-go boxes you can enjoy at home.
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Peel Just Announced A 10-Day Workplace Shutdown Order To Protect Essential Workers
An expert of Ontario's vaccine task force said it could "really help" curb transmission.
Starting Friday, April 23, Peel Public Health is implementing new measures for businesses with the aim of protecting the region's essential workers.
The new measures will mandate workplaces in Peel that report five or more cases of COVID-19 (which could have been "reasonably acquired" in the workplace) in a two-week period to close for the duration of 10 days.
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All employees of businesses ordered to close will be asked to self-isolate for the time period and will not be permitted to work in any other businesses.
Some critical businesses will be exempt from closures, including health care, first responders, critical infrastructure, emergency childcare, and more — the complete list is still being developed.
This measure is being put in place "in the absence of legislated paid sick days" said Dr. Lawrence Loh, Peel's medical officer of health.
Dr. Isaac Bogoch, a physician on Ontario's vaccine task force, agreed that it "will really help" curb COVID-19 transmission in workplaces.
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As part of the enhanced stay-at-home measures that Premier Doug Ford announced on Friday, all non-essential construction is suspended and capacity has been reduced to 25% at stores that are permitted to remain open.
The province has also been ramping up its workplace inspection efforts, with targeted campaigns for businesses in hot-spot areas.
An enforcement blitz last weekend sent 200 officers to over 500 essential workplaces in Peel, Toronto and Ottawa, including big-box stores, food processors, manufacturers and warehouses.
However, several Ontario doctors are saying that what workplaces really need is paid sick leave, a sentiment echoed by Toronto's Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Eileen de Villa on Monday.
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You Can Get This Egyptian Street Food At Only One Spot In Toronto (VIDEO)
Step into Cairo on your lunch break.
On this episode of Good Bites Takeout, host Mahlet Yordanos is stepping out for a taste of Tut's Egyptian Street Food, specializing in Egyptian sandwiches that you can't find anywhere else in Toronto.
This labour of love came about when the owners missed the street food back in their home country of Cairo. So they decided to bring a taste of home to Canada.
The menu strictly focuses on sandwiches filled with Egyptian-style meats, veggies, and sauces served between freshly baked in-house Egyptian-style buns.
The Order:
Ferakh | $3.99
Soguk | $3.99
Kofta | $3.99
Arnabeet | $3.99
Kebda | $3.99
Taameyya | $3.99
Sakalans | $3.99
Address: 567 King Street West
For more information, check out Tut's Egyptian Street Food on Instagram.
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