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Newsroom Ready: Businesses and residents look to Toronto Islands reopening

Several business owners say they’re excited about the July 31 reopening of the Toronto Islands, which were closed to the public after flooding in May. But one island resident says she’s enjoyed the quiet with fewer tourists around.

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Unique identifier: CP14467320

Legacy Identifier: r_Toronto-Islands20170727T1645

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Duration: 2m49s

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Create Date: 7/27/2017 4:45:00 PM

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