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Maple leaves, World Cup fever and 35 C heat: Toronto bustles with activity on a sweltering Canada Day

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By May Warren Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
On the eve of the city’s final World Cup match, soccer fans from around the world enjoyed a sweltering Canada Day in Toronto — even if most can’t afford tickets to the big match on Thursday. There were plenty of people in Canada soccer kits at a sweaty East York Canada Day parade, which included a Mountie on stilts, a juggler in a red and white pinstripe suit and a giant blow-up Maple Leaf. Mayor Olivia Chow was there, too, decked out in her own Canada jersey.
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Condos in Toronto are now more affordable than in Montreal

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By May Warren Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
As prices sink, Toronto condos have returned to 2019 affordability levels, according to a new report from RBC Economics. “Condo prices in Toronto have fallen faster than most other markets, and that is happening while incomes have continued to rise,” said Rachel Battaglia, an economist with RBC Economics, and co-author of the report. Condos in Montreal are now less affordable than ones in Toronto, a “reshuffling” of the markets for the first time in over a decade, Battaglia added.
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Toronto ‘slumlord’ at 500 Dawes slapped with fine of over $1 million

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By May Warren Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
The landlord behind one of Toronto’s most notorious apartment buildings is facing a fine of over $1 million, for 13 counts of failing to comply with an order issued under the Property Standards Bylaw related to problems at 500 Dawes Road. The high-rise, near Victoria Park Ave. and St. Clair Ave E., is owned by Havcare Investments Inc., and Carolyn Krebs is the sole director. “The moral blameworthiness of Havcare is very high,” wrote Justice of the Peace John Scarfe in a June 19 decision.
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