Animal Issue at Yonge Street
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Yonge Street Toronto
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Downtown Alternative School
School
St Michael Catholic Elementary School - Bldg 1
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The Esplanade at Yonge St
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1 Front St West - Union Station
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Berczy Park
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The case we sent
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Brick sidewalk on Yonge Street shows significant heave and deterioration, with red/brown bricks raised and misaligned relative to adjacent grey concrete, creating visible trip hazards. Mortar joints are eroded with visible gaps between brick rows, producing an uneven walking surface that poses a tripping risk to pedestrians.
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Dead squirrel in the Yonge tunnel
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