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 TORONTO 鈥?The Toronto Real Estate Board is suing property list stanley becher ings website Mongohouse for $2 million, alleging that the anonymously-run page is illegally accessing, copying and distributing proprietary data.The board, which is the largest in Canada and represents more than 50,000 realtors across the Greater Toronto Area, filed the lawsuit last month in Federal Court asking for an immediate and permanent injunction for the popular website to be taken down.In the statement of claim, TREB alleges that Mongohouse participates in an orchestrated strategy to avoid and elude the board   multiple attempts over the past two years to shut it down.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It claims the website is infringing on the board   copyrights by employing various techniques to illegally data scrape information that it pro stanley cup price vides to its fee-paying members through its internal multiple-listings service  MLS . This includes data such as new property listings, descriptions, sold prices and photography.It goes on to allege that Mongohouse is profiting from advertisers by its daily unauthorized access of this information, which it then displays on stanley termoska  its website for free.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The board said Thursday it could not comment further on the legal action because the issue was now before the courts.Meanwhile, efforts to contact Mongohouse were unsucces Fwoj Scugog urges    caution    by those using playgrounds, dog park during during COVID-19 pandemic
 Toronto parents have in-person and online camp opt stanley cups ions to keep kids busy during the April 12 to 16 school break th stanley cups uk at was moved from March over COVID-19 concerns.Mayor John Tory announced Tuesday there will be about 1,600 spots available for in-person city of Toronto day camps for children aged 6 to 12.Camps will be held at 70 locations across the city, include drama, dance, music, arts and crafts, and will be conducted according to anti-virus guidelines drafted with help from Toronto Public Health.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We have taken every possible step to ensure that these programs are healthy and safe,  including screening of campers and staff, mask requirements and diligent cleaning, Tory told reporters during an online news conference. CampTO  campers and staff are expected to wear cloth face coverings or masks indoors and outdoors. Campers will be required to bring two to three clean face coverings or masks to camp each day.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 E stanley cup ach camp group will stay together for the entire week and will not interact with other camper groups. Caregivers will receive a phone call prior to camp start to review procedures and do a pre-camp health check.Parents who want to give kids aged 4 to 12 fun experiences without leaving home can sign up for daily 45-minute live interactive online workshops. There are 1,500 spaces available.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW