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Fleet heading towards Cavendish Blvd. were prohibited altogether. Now, they are allowed between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. Monday to Friday, and any time on weekends. Berku said the further loosening could involve allowing left turns except during peak times, such as the morning and Lease at 2010 Corolla 3333 333 Cote-de-Liesse, St-Laurent (between (be Decarie and Acadie circles) (514)748-7777 (55 $ 265 60 /month months includes a $750 + $500 rebate Picture for illustration purposes only. *Offer is for a limited time only and may vary without prior notice. Lease offer at $ 265/ month on new 2010 Corolla in stock ( BU42EP CA) . Freight and preparation and all applicable taxes are included. Total customer obligation of $15900. Price includes $1250 rebate ($750+$500). Some conditions apply. See Toyota Gabriel for details.HUNTER DOUGLAS
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Westmount's pro-active graffiti fight
Even if Westmount's $70,000 cannot match the $700,000 the CDN/NDG borough is spending to fight the city's taggers, Westmount city managers are confident they can hold their own against the city's ubiquitous taggers and their insidious graffiti. ? Page 7FAMILY
Turning a knack into a business
Tanya Toledano says she likes to help people. She was the one - among her group of friends - that people called when they wanted to find out where the best deal could be had or which store had what on sale. ? Page 17SPORTS
Teeing up just like Tiger did
Christopher Magi is headed to Florida to compete at the Optimist PGA Nationals against the best 14 and 15year-old golfers in the world from July 22 to 27. ? Page 36 ANDREW SOONG PHOTOS / THE SUBURBANCelebrating Canada Day at downtown parade
More photos page 2CSL Fleet Road left turn restriction may be eased
See LEFT TURN, page 7Hampstead Goldwax's common sense rejected
Council votes for the politics of banning
By Joel Goldenberg The SuburbanFOR MORE SUBURBAN COVERAGE, INCLUDING PAST EDITIONS, VISIT WWW.THESUBURBAN.COM
Hampstead council voted 4-2 Monday night to ban councillor Abe Gonshor from its behind closed door caucus meetings, because of Gonshor's refusal to sign Hampstead's new Code of Ethics. The majority vote came as a shock to councillor Michael Goldwax and Gonshor himself. Goldwax had proposed deferring the vote after hearing that councillors Jack Edery and Harvey Shaffer had agreed to further discuss the Code of Ethics with Gonshor. "Being divided like this and attacking each other is not benefitting the taxpayers," said Goldwax. But after a recess, and despite a further statement by Edery and Shaffer of their plan for further talks with Gonshor, four of six councillors - including Shaffer and Edery - still voted to ban Gonshor from caucus See COUNCIL, page 6
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