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Eight last-minute, Toronto-centric Halloween costume ideas

By Toronto Life| Illustrations by Brett Lamb
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You still don’t have a Halloween costume. And now you’re probably thinking you can go buy a rubber Donald Trump mask and all your holiday problems will be solved. Well, guess what? That’s not how office costume contests are won. Lucky for you, we have eight Toronto-centric costume ideas all set to go.

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Ken Pagan, alleged Rogers Centre beer thrower:
Eight last-minute, Toronto-centric Halloween costume ideas

 

A Donald Trump refugee:
Eight last-minute, Toronto-centric Halloween costume ideas

 

The High Park zoo’s escaped capybaras:
Eight last-minute, Toronto-centric Halloween costume ideas

 

Honest Ed’s soon-to-be-dismantled marquee:
Eight last-minute, Toronto-centric Halloween costume ideas

 

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Shirtless Justin Trudeau:
Eight last-minute, Toronto-centric Halloween costume ideas

 

Toronto’s hottest food trend, the sushi burrito:
Eight last-minute, Toronto-centric Halloween costume ideas

 

The incomparable Gord Downie:
Eight last-minute, Toronto-centric Halloween costume ideas

 

Remigio Pereira, the member of The Tenors who added racially charged lyrics to “O Canada” during the MLB All-Star Game in July:
Eight last-minute, Toronto-centric Halloween costume ideas

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