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The Toronto, Ontario, city council voted unanimously in Aug 2000 to adopt a plan that will establish a three-color posting system at all Toronto diners. The posting system will indicate the levels of cleanliness and food safety of 18,000 food establishments across the city. Its results will also be featured on the city's World Wide Web site. The plan will make Toronto the first city in Canada to force eating places to post health-inspection reports in public view and to provide patrons, upon demand, with a more detailed copy of their most recent inspection report.
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The Ontario legislature passed the Apprenticeship and Certification Act of 1998 to replace the Trades Qualification and Apprenticeship Act. Also known as Bill 55, the new rule expands opportunities for people going into apprenticeship programs under the government's Youth Opportunities Ontario program. The new legislation will also clarify misconceptions about Canadian hotels and restaurants in terms of perceived red tape in apprenticeship training.
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Toronto, Ontario-based Old Ed's restaurant has announced that it will close permanently in Sep 2000. The restaurant in King Street West, Toronto, has been a fixture in the city's entertainment district since 1963 and will end a culinary era of nearly 40 years. An official of Ed Mirvish Enterprises Ltd, which operates the dining establishment, said that it will lease the building and property where Old Ed's is situated to new tenants.
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