Morning Brew: June 5, 2006

Your morning news roundup for Monday, June 5, 2006:

A mosque in Rexdale is vandalized after the terrorism arrests, proving that sadly, Toronto isn't safe from both terror and ignorance.

Despite the threat of another strike, some TTC riders just don't learn: a bus driver was assaulted on the job yesterday.

Ten Canadians were inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame in Toronto on Saturday, including the much-deserving Eugene Levy. Though I don't quite understand how Brendan Fraser made the list.

(Image: toronto.ca)

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