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  • From Barbados to Toronto: Here’s how road tennis is growing beyond the Caribbean

    A Caribbean street sport is getting its moment in Toronto schools, and a wellness event in Scarborough over the weekend showed just how simple and...
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  • Canada’s first build-your-own pho restaurant is opening this summer but Torontonians in can get a taste this weekend

    What to know Canada's first "pho-potle" restaurant, Renso Pho-Potle, is set to open on Queen Street West in Toronto this September, offering a build-your-own Vietnamese...
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  • ‘Toronto is homebase’: Kes says the city helped shape his career as sold-out world tour ends here

    What to know Kes The Band wrapped up its two-month-long Roots, Rock, Soca Tour in Toronto, with frontman Kes calling the city his "homebase" and...
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  • After 15 years of upheaval, Little Jamaica loses the festival meant to celebrate its comeback

    What to know Taste of Little Jamaica has been cancelled about two weeks before its inaugural July 18 festival. Organizers say they were unable to...
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  • From nostalgic concerts to iconic festivals, here’s 10 ways to ring in July in Toronto

    July is shaping up to be one of the busiest months of the summer in Toronto, with no shortage of festivals, live music, art and...
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  • Inside Drake’s Toronto apology party for women named Janice

    What to know Drake hosted an exclusive Toronto lunch for women named Janice as part of a series of apology events tied to his hit...
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  • Concerts in Toronto this week: Post Malone, Arkells, Megan Maroney and more

    What to know Post Malone, Bailey Zimmerman and Megan Moroney headline a week packed with country and crossover stars across Toronto. Arkells, Joji and The...
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  • FIFA World Cup watch parties in Toronto, Mississauga, Ajax and Pickering

    Costly ticket prices might put a FIFA World Cup match at Toronto Stadium out of reach for many fans, but there are tons of watch...
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  • French Montana thanks Toronto fans for braving the rain at FIFA Fan Festival

    What to know French Montana performed at Toronto's FIFA Fan Festival after severe weather delayed the event's opening by several hours. The rapper swapped his...
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  • ‘I feel like a fellow Torontonian’: New York rapper FERG on Knicks fever, Caribbean food and feeling at home in the 6ix

    What to know FERG was in Toronto this week to perform at Wingstop Canada's House of Flavour festival at Stanley Barracks. The Harlem rapper says...
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  • Nelly Furtado, Jessie Reyez and other Canadians on FIFA World Cup album

    What to know FIFA has released the official World Cup album ahead of the tournament, featuring 18 songs from artists around the globe. Four Canadian...
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  • ‘No one could question my work ethic’: Doug Ford defends massive 21-week summer break from Queen’s Park

    What to know Ontario MPPs won't return to Queen's Park until Oct. 27, resulting in a 146-day summer break. The extended recess comes after just...
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  • Olivia Chow goes viral for dancing at Pride event and Torontonians have thoughts

    What to know Olivia Chow was filmed dancing during a Pride flag-raising ceremony at Toronto City Hall. The video quickly spread across social media and...
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  • Dark, seductive and wild. Here’s why Tiger Bride is unlike anything else on Toronto stages right now

    Dark romance and gothic fantasy are ironically having their time to shine right now, and at the forefront are women and all their complex stories...
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  • Dora Awards return with highest number of submissions since 2019

    What to know The 46th annual Dora Mavor Moore Awards will take place at Meridian Hall on June 29. A total of 214 productions were...
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