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Your morning news roundup for Wednesday June 6th, 2007:

People in their late 20's and early 30's (I won't tell you which I am) havebecome much more sophisticated wine drinkers. The LCBO continues to see increased sales, especially in the Vintages section. Once you make the jump up to premium selections, it's hard to go back to the $8 stuff.

Schools in troubled and poverty-stricken neighbourhoods will have theirdoors open all summer long, and will host a variety of recreational and academic programs thanks to $4million in provincial funding. Sounds like money very well spent to me.

A lawyer representing police claims that the deadly weekend crash that killed 3 teenswas not the result of a police pursuit gone bad. Will retractions or follow-ups to themany knee-jerk reactionsbe published?

Four court guards working at Old City Hall and employed by the Toronto Police Services wereconvicted of assaultafter they beat a stubborn prisoner and effectively used him as a mop to clean the floor of juice he'd spilled. Treating a prisoner like a dog being housebroken isn't acceptable conduct, gentlemen.

A kidney donor that flew to Toronto from Australia and passed all of the screening procedures wassent home without going under the knife, likely because of his controversial religious associations.

MINI-SURVEY: Reader David E has suggested that to make the Crossroads puzzles more challenging, I consider subjectively rotating the images so that players no longer have the ability to immediately know which direction is north (and south, east, and west). Are the puzzles challenging enough already, or should we up the challenge by selectively rotating?

Today's十字路口Puzzleafter the jump...

Recognize this part of the city? Post your answer in the comments, and check for the answer in tomorrow's blogTO Morning Brew.

Yesterday's answer: Yonge & York Mills

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