‘Pierre Poilievre has taken some flak recently, but I say hats off to him for his impeccable stand on conflicts of interest.’ David Johnston’s role, plus other letters to the editor for June 12
: Growing up in Toronto in the 1950s and 1960s, our gang never gave “safety” a second thought as we got tangled upside down on monkey bars or played on those “large possibly dangerous spinners” .
There used to be one of these “roundabouts” near the edge of the current-day entrance to the David A. Balfour Park trail in midtown. As teens, we’d spin each other around so fast that we’d get dizzy and nearly stumble over the valley edge if we flew off in that direction. But my favourite playground “experience” has to be the crushed cinder playground at the old Brown Junior Public School. Landing on one’s knees while running on this stuff produced truly spectacular injuries that would scab over and impress for days.
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