I was walking by Old City Hall on Monday (July 19/2010) and noticed a worker on the cherry picker taking down the G20  (TPS) police camera. It was right at the north/east corner of Bay/Queen and I suspect was pointing directly at the all glass TD Bank building that sits on the corner across the street and had most of their windows smashed.

Before/after...

Honda Indy (Izod Indy Car Series) was won by Wil Power  of the Verizon Team Penske team in Toronto this past weekend and although Toronto's own Paul Tracy of KV Racing did not win,  he was doing well  up to the very end and was leading for 10 laps but finished 13th.There were several accidents which pleased the crowd, with about six cars being towed off the track which was on the streets of the CNE grounds 1.75 miles (2.82 km.) It was an 80 lap race (140 miles) with plenty of wrecks.

I was able to find the best spot at turn three where most of the action/accidents occurred. I ran into a couple from Montreal who have attended for several years and always pick turn three. Sean and Amelie were pleased with their choice of seats and said "Lot's of passing and lots of accidents. I've been coming for 10 years straight and turn three is much better than one." They went onto to say, "The Andretti family saved this race in Toronto and I'm glad they did, and we saw the big crash of Helio Castroneves but no-one got injured."

 Today (Saturday July 10/2010) at Queens Park at 2pm. G20 summit protest.

The weather was like it was made to order and the spectators were not disappointed. The big controversy this year was allowing the group Queers Against Israeli Apartheid (QuAIA) from marching in the parade by the Jewish community saying it was anti-Semitic, but the QuAIA supporters said when asked "it's about Free Speech" said Lawrence Pushee, and we should all encourage that. He went on to say "they don't want the truth to be told, they want to shut us down." Bernie Farber CEO of Canadian Jewish Congress CJC comments below.