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Toronto’s street food scene is reduced to hot dogs and sausages — it seems the most variety you’ll find here is bacon bits at one vendor versus diced onions at another. The Toronto Star had an article yesterday on how provincial regulations limit street food vending, and the growing interest in changing these regulations. ThereContinue readinghttp://static.flickr.com/27/142005278_13b74425c3.jpg?v=0