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GREEN THUMBS THRIVE in TORONTO COMMUNITY ORCHARDS and BACKYARDS FILLED with the ULTIMATE ORGANIC PRODUCE by Rick Mcginnis TONIGHT’S JACKPOT $ TORONTO’S FREE EVENING NEWSPAPER $1010 MILLIONMILLION TONIGHTNEWSPAPER.COM WEEKEND 15-17.07.2011 VOL. 02 ISSUE 210 LIBYA OPPOSITON GETS BIG BOOST 30 NATIONS INCLUDING U.S. DECLARE THAT GADHAFI’S REGIME IS NO LONGER LEGITIMATE ISTANBUL, Turkey – More than 30 Group on Libya, the nations said the authority in Libya” until an interim the more than $30 billion (U.S.) in nations, including the U.S., today “Gadha�i regime no longer has any authority is in place. Gahda�i-regime assets that are fro- declared that Libyan leader Moam- legitimate authority in Libya,” and The recognition of the Libyan op- zen in American banks. mar Gadha�i’s regime is no longer Gadha�i and certain members of his position as the legitimate govern- “The United States views the legitimate and formally recognized family must go. ment gives foes of Gadha�i a major Gadha�i regime as no longer having Libya’s main opposition group as The group said it would deal with �inancial and credibility boost. Dip- any legitimate authority in Libya,” the country’s government. Libya’s main opposition group – the lomatic recognition of the council said U.S. Secretary of State Hillary In a �inal statement following a National Transitional Council, or means that the U.S. will be able to Rodham Clinton. meeting of the so-called Contact TNC – as “the legitimate governing fund the opposition with some of Associated Press HOLE-IN-ONE Tom Watson of the U.S. reacts at the 6th tee aft er his hole-in-one during the second day of the Briti sh Open Golf Championship in Sandwich, England, today. Jon Super / Associated Press point & shoots our DIGITAL EXPERTS to professional HAVE YOU 55 Queen St. East : Toronto ON : M5C 1R6 COVERED TEL : 416.363.1749 Toll Free : 1.866.223.1618 D-SLRs WWW.DOWNTOWNCAMERA.COM AY — CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS WEEK’S “BANANA BOAT PRIZE PACK CONTEST” WINNERS: SHIRLEY GALLORO & HELEN PANOV. 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