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Lake effect fog wraps the towers downtown earlier Monday morning. (RICK MADONIK/THE TORONTO STAR)
Torontonians living near the lakeshore awoke to some dense fog Monday morning. These photos by Star photographer Rick Madonik show how the msity weather can soften Toronto's normally sharp edges.
photos by Rick Madonik/THE TORONTO STAR
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