Toronto pet owners told to watch out for poisoned peanut shells left in dog parks
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As if lockdown isn t hard enough for us and our badly-groomed pets right now, some evil human has apparently been dropping poisoned peanut shells in Toronto dog parks this past week.
Attn #Toronto dog owners. @TorontoPolice warning to be careful at Canoe Landing Park & Victoria Memorial Square. Peanuts allegedly laced with poison may be on the ground. Police called in after a man and woman acting suspicious & seen laying something around the parks. #dogloverspic.twitter.com/9tAa8fNhAX
Ontario bars and restaurants can permanently sell alcohol for takeout and delivery
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Floundering bars and restaurants in Ontario can celebrate one small win this week amid a hellish year, as the province has just changed the rules surrounding their ability to sell alcohol for takeout and delivery.
After permitting licensed establishments to sell booze with food orders during lockdown back in March, the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) decided to make the initially interim move permanent on Wednesday night in an attempt to provide those in the all-but-destroyed hospitality industry more of an opportunity to make a profit.