Woman spits in man s face amid dispute over Toronto parking spot
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Finding somewhere to park near the Toronto waterfront on a busy afternoon be stressful, no doubt, but never should the experience involve someone spitting in your face especially while society remains crippled by a highly-contagious virus that spreads through respiratory droplets.
And yet, here we are, more than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic and seemingly angrier as a populace than ever before.
Video footage uploaded to Facebook on Monday demonstrates just how frustrated and nasty some people are getting as lockdown orders drag on (or maybe its star subject has always been super road ragey, I don t know).
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This is what happens to boats when people leave them in Lake Ontario
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An abandoned boat left to freeze in Lake Ontario angered some Toronto residents at Humber Bay Park this month.
The boat is tied to a public dock and appears to be damaged, likely due to recent frigid temperatures.
It was sinking last week, according to a post in the Humber Bay Shores Discussion Facebook group. People noticed the boat had been tied to public moorings over the last few months.
Toronto man captures monolith arrival on balcony webcam and unravels part of mystery
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The arrival of two monoliths in Toronto remains a mystery, but one Toronto resident thinks he has some clues.
The first monolith arrived at Humber Bay Shores on Dec. 31 and a second one was installed on a break wall in the area the next day.
Humber Bay Shores resident and kite surfer Lukas Novak put together a mock news story about the arrival of the monolith, jokingly attributing the arrival to aliens. However, as part of his post he included real webcam video of the event from his balcony, which has a view over the bay where the monolith was placed.