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Author: Catherine McDonald
Publication Date: September 3, 2026 - 18:58

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‘God says ‘you can’t leave’: Toronto man whose home was hit by tree during storm proposes to fiance

September 3, 2026
A Toronto man didn’t let a massive tree limb crashing onto his Leaside home during Wednesday’s storm derail his plans to propose to his girlfriend.

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