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Basking Comma

A comma butterfly basking in the afternoon sunlight, in Brampton Wood.

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Drop in on March 1, were making zines and I'm a special guest! ⭐ I'll be speaking about zines, reading one of my own, and also vending some merch! It's a free event, open to everyone, with light snacks and refreshments. See you there!

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Brampton will get its first subway line as the 905 population booms

Brampton will become just the fourth Ontario municipality with a subway, or, technically, an underground LRT if you want to get really nitpi

Brampton will become just the fourth Ontario municipality with a subway, or, technically, an underground LRT if you want to get really nitpicky about it. The provincial government confirmed rumours that had been swirling with a Friday morning announcement that the Hazel McCallion Line under construction in the 905 region will include a tunnelled section through downtown Brampton. Premier Doug Ford was joined by Minister of Transportation Prabmeet Sarkaria and Brampton Mayor (and Ford's former political adversary) Patrick Brown to unveil plans for the underground routing on Friday.

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Chuck E. Cheese's Toronto Brampton Burlington Calgary Vancouver

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these blue hair and pronouns having ass bitches from grojband are south asian!

their mom is punjabi from brampton or smth idk

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"Plea for Prison Reform Wins Contest for Girl," Toronto Star. May 14, 1935. Page 10. ---- Brampton, May 14. - "All prison procedure should aim to assist the criminal to become a useful member of society." declared Miss Ilda Steele, in oration which won for her the Walker Oratorical contest. She pointed out that punishment and levying of fines never reformed the offender.

"Our prisons are removing every atom of initiative, the last trace of responsibility, and all individuality," she claimed. "All are treated alike-men of good background, as well as the scrapings from the slums; first offenders as well as old repeaters. All are thrown into the prison melting-pot. We spice the mixture with a sprinkling of idleness, shiftlessness, over-crowding, and produce the habitual criminal.

"Prison management should strive for reformation rather than revenge. Instead of 'making the punishment fit the crime.' it should seek to make the treatment suit the individual."

Miss Steele represented St. Paul's United church. The other three contestants were Miss Edith Lougheed of the Baptist church, Ernest Clark of the Presbyterian church and Pat Henry of Grace United church.

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