Morning Brew: July 12, 2006

Your morning news roundup for Wednesday, July 12, 2006:

Blue Jay pitcher BJ Ryan picked up the win at the all-star game yesterday, and now the Jays get to forget about the all-star high and go back to fighting for a thankless second place in their division.

Toronto police have traced the gun that killed Diana Sandeman last week to a town in Georgia. Hopefully, that won't be an excuse for them to just turn it over to the US Department of Justice and forget about the case.

A graduation ceremony for the controversial Guardian Angels was relocated after housing officials shut them out of a building. If you're so concerned about upholding the law guys, next time, get a permit.

Pedestrians are complaining of a foul stench in Toronto's financial district. That's just the smell of yet another person being corrupted by massive amounts of money folks, move along.

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