The City of Toronto is in constant need of repair. The Star's Jack Lakey checks into what needs to be fixed, who's responsible, and why the work hasn't been done.
The markings say left turns are allowed but a traffic sign tells drivers not to do it.
The city says wood chips will be spread across the ground this week to make it less muddy.
The pole was fenced off to protect it from recent construction, when it should have been removed.
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