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LILLEY: Toronto stuck in another century with ban on drinking in parks

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Your calendar may say that it is April 2021, but down at Toronto City Hall, it seems like the calendars are all stuck in 1921, reveling in the glow of Ontario’s prohibition era.
Presented with an opportunity to move the city forward from the time when Thomas Langton Church was mayor, councillors punted.
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Councillor Josh Matlow, a man I rarely agree with, had put forward what seemed like a very simple and sensible motion in this COVID era to let people legally drink alcohol in city parks. It’s already happening quite openly despite a city bylaw why not make it legal? ....

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A tale of two pandemics: Worcester in 1918 and now

A tale of two pandemics: Worcester in 1918 and now
Worcester Magazine
There’s a common refrain that the COVID crisis is unlike anything the country has faced before, but pandemics are not new. Worcester has been here before right down to the prohibition on large gatherings, even funerals.
In September and October 1918, Worcester appeared to be in the midst of an epidemic. “It was considered an epidemic even though it was certainly a pandemic,” said Donald Chamberlayne, describing how the scope of the crisis became clear only in hindsight, while at the time, localized perspectives were more prevalent. A Worcester resident and amateur historian, Chamberlayne wrote an in-depth essay on Worcester’s 1918 experience on the pandemic’s centennial. Through diligent study of archived newspapers from the time, Chamberlayne constructed a picture of Worcester’s battle with the influenza pandemic through the lens of news coverage. ....

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