Weird statue with Trump pin smashed shortly after appearing in Toronto
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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.
“I’ve always struggled to lose weight. Before Covid, I weighed 290 pounds. In June 2019, when I started my current job as a cloud engineer for a software company, my benefits included a fitness spending account. So I signed up for a year-long membership at a gym near my house in the Stockyards, for $45 a month. I would go three or four days a week after work and spend an hour or so doing some weight training and cardio on the elliptical. But it was hard to keep up a consistent routine. I would go for a few weeks, then stop going for a few weeks. I’d only lose a few pounds at a time, and they’d quickly return.