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This is why a Toronto stream turned bright blue

This is why a Toronto stream turned bright blue Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Toronto residents now have an answer as to why a stream mysteriously turned an alarmingly bright blue colour in April. The stream in Tom Riley Park in Etobicoke caught the attention of Daniel Underdown who noticed the odd colour at the end of April. Underdown told blogTO the stream had turned a milky blue. It smelt strongly of detergent, Underdown says. The stream in Tom Riley Park turned bright blue at the end of April.

A stream in a Toronto park has turned bright blue and nobody knows why

A stream in a Toronto park has turned bright blue and nobody knows why Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Toronto residents were alarmed to see a stream turn a Smurf-like blue this week and no one seems to know why. Daniel Underdown tells blogTO he took a photo of the stream in Tom Riley Park in Etobicoke on Sunday. The stream had turned a milky blue. It smelt strongly of detergent, Underdown says. Underdown took several photos of the stream this week. He called the City of Toronto s 311 line and says they got back to him suggesting it was just a natural foam. He asked if they tested the water, but so far hasn t heard back.

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Weird statue with Trump pin smashed shortly after appearing in Toronto

Weird statue with Trump pin smashed shortly after appearing in Toronto Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. An odd-looking pink and yellow statue with a Trump pin that appeared on a footbridge at the West Toronto Rail Path sparked an online debate recently. Toronto resident Malachy Curran stopped to take a photo of the little statue as it was decked out in lights on the bridge. Came across this madness on the Junction rail path pedestrian overpass, Curran said on Jan. 11 in a post on the Weird Toronto Facebook group.