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ESCAPING THE TRAP: COMING UP WITH A STRATEGY TO COMBAT HUMAN TRAFFICKING The total number of human trafficking convictions in Toronto since 2014 now stands at nine; in the first week of July alone, Toronto police arrested seven men within a four-day span on human trafficking charges, one case involving a victim as young as 14. Dan Pearce/Metroland FEATURE: Pages 14 and 15
LOCAL FOOD AND MUSIC SERVED IN TORONTO THIS SUMMER Tasty goods will be served up in the downtown core and throughout the city this summer. That includes Fresh Wednesdays where Ontario-grown produce and artisan cheeses will be available at Nathan Phillips Square, 100 Queen St. W., from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. until Aug. 24. Staff/Metroland FULL STORY: bit.ly/localfoodmusic WHY YOU SHOULD READ MORE: Fresh Wednesdays is followed by Tasty Thursdays which will also feature live music.
TORONTO RESIDENT, 72, CLIMBING MOUNT KILIMANJARO FOR A GOOD CAUSE
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Given that he only got into hiking a few years ago, 72-year-old Rick McGraw’s upcoming adventure is a tall order – but one he’s determined to tackle head-on. McGraw, who lives in the Yonge and Roxborough area, is about to climb to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for SickKids hospital. Submitted photo FULL STORY: bit.ly/climbmountain WHY YOU SHOULD READ MORE: Read what he’s doing in the city to prepare for the 19,500 foot climb up to the peak.
POKEMON GO PLAYERS TRY TO ‘CATCH ‘EM ALL’ AT CANADIAN LAUNCH MEET-UP “We’re all out here to live out our childhood dreams of becoming Pokémon trainers,” said Chris Mackinnon, 28, one of the many players at the launch event. “We have proven this game is better to play with friends and we’re so glad the game is out for everybody in Canada.” Staff/Metroland FULL STORY: Page 6