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Olympians to Be Honoured at Toronto Parade, Gala | Citynews.Ca 9/25/12 Olympians to be honoured at Toronto parade, gala | CityNews.ca Watch Video Shows Schedule Community Contests CityLine Breakfast Television News Login Register TORONTO ALL NEWS VIDEOS Current Weather 7 DAY FORECAST Search CityNews.ca HOME NEWS LIFE ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS WEATHER TRAFFIC VIDEO CONNECTEDCITY FYI EMAIL ALERTS Sports Text: A A Sign up for News Alerts Olympians to be honoured at Toronto parade, gala 09/20/2012 | CityNews.ca staff Tweet Canadian Olympic athletes shake hands with parliamentarians as they enter the House of Commons to be recognized on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Wednesday September 19, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld Canada’s Olympic and Paralympic athletes are in Toronto to meet fans and take part in a parade and gala dinner where they will be inducted into the Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame. 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