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What to drink: Three beers named after Toronto landmarks
Toronto breweries love to shout out the city. Here are three local beers with familiar names By Kelsey Adams
Toronto brews inspired by a beach, a park and a train.
Toronto is a craft beer-loving city rife with microbreweries tucked away in every nook and cranny. Many of them show their love for the city by naming beers after landmarks and neighbourhoods. Some of them are city-wide inside jokes or odes to beloved places. Here are a few beers from breweries in different corners of the city:
Great Lakes Hanlan’s Point Coconut Coffee Porter
Crews battle challenging five-alarm blaze at abandoned building
Toronto Fire says crews remain at the site of an abandoned building near Dundas Street West and Sterling Road that caught fire on Sunday night.
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Posted: Dec 27, 2020 7:50 PM ET | Last Updated: December 28, 2020
Toronto Fire crews remain on scene Monday after a fire on Sunday night at an abandoned building in the area of Dundas Street West and Sterling Road. (Paul Smith/CBC)
Toronto Fire says crews remain at the site of an abandoned building near Dundas Street West and Sterling Road that caught fire on Sunday night.
As of 6:30 a.m. Monday, Toronto Fire said about 95 per cent of the fire had been put out. By early Monday afternoon, a few hot spots remained.
Crews battle challenging five-alarm blaze at abandoned building
Toronto Fire says crews remain at the site of an abandoned building near Dundas Street West and Sterling Road that caught fire on Sunday night.
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CBC News ·
Posted: Dec 27, 2020 7:50 PM ET | Last Updated: December 28, 2020
Toronto Fire crews remain on scene Monday after a fire on Sunday night at an abandoned building in the area of Dundas Street West and Sterling Road. (Paul Smith/CBC)
Toronto Fire says crews remain at the site of an abandoned building near Dundas Street West and Sterling Road that caught fire on Sunday night.
As of 6:30 a.m. Monday, Toronto Fire said about 95 per cent of the fire had been put out. By early Monday afternoon, a few hot spots remained.
Examples of DMU include the Union Pearson Express in Toronto, and the Trillium Line in Ottawa.
Union Pearson Express at Toronto Pearson International Airport. (Toronto Pearson International Airport)
Not only did the study have a direct comparison for DMU between Braid Station and Coquitlam Town Centre Station, but it considered a full-fledged line running along much of Canadian Pacific’s (CP) railway corridor along the Fraser River.
This DMU rapid transit line would start at a new interchange hub station next to the Canada Line’s Marine Drive Station, running south along Yukon Street to reach the CP rail corridor. It would then continue along the rail corridor through South Vancouver, passing through River District (East Fraserlands), and into South Burnaby and New Westminster, before reaching Coquitlam.