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  • Doug Ford’s speed camera ban across Ontario sparks concerns over road safety

    The Ford government plans to scrap speed cameras across the province, arguing the devices have become more about revenue than road safety. But Ontarians are...
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  • Commemorate, celebrate, and connect – Here are some events in Toronto to mark National Truth and Reconciliation Day

    Sept. 30th marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a time to honour Residential School survivors, remember the children who never returned home, and...
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  • Toronto’s trees are changing colour earlier than usual — here’s why

    If you’ve been walking through Toronto’s parks or tree-lined streets lately, you may have noticed something surprising: flashes of red, yellow and orange already on...
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  • Events happening in Toronto this weekend: Sept. 12-14

    Toronto’s weekend lineup is packed! Think whisky tastings, late-night dance floors, street festivals bursting with culture, and even a run in honour of a Canadian...
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  • TIFF REVIEW: ‘Butterfly on a Wheel’ is a Toronto love letter that shines a light on mental illness and the search for self

    RATING: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 This review contains spoilers for the short film, Butterfly on a Wheel.  In Trevor Morris’s short film Butterfly on a Wheel, the tangled...
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  • 10,000 Ontario college support workers are on strike – here’s what you need to know

    Ontario colleges are at the centre of labour unrest after contract talks with support staff failed to come to an agreement triggering a province-wide strike...
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  • Sip into fall: 5 best pumpkin spice lattes in Toronto

    As the crisp winds roll through Toronto and the city’s trees trade green leaves for fiery shades of red and gold, one seasonal ritual takes...
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  • TIFF Day 3: Channing Tatum, Kerry Washington, and Kirsten Dunst among stars walking the red carpet on Saturday

    Day three of the Toronto International Film Festival promises another star-studded lineup, with red carpets rolling out across the city.  With screenings and galas taking...
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  • Toronto artist says CNE halted her mural over Palestine-inspired imagery

    Toronto artist Pegah Peivandi says she was removed from the Canadian National Exhibition’s rotating mural program after beginning a piece dedicated to Palestine. Peivandi arrived...
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  • ‘Dreams do come true,’ Justin Bieber fans are hyped after he confirms new album is dropping tonight

    Justin Bieber is keeping his momentum going with the unexpected reveal of Swag II, a brand-new album set to release at midnight on Friday, Sept....
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  • A 60-foot sushi bar is taking over King St. to celebrate Michelin-starred Chef Masaki Saito’s TIFF doc

    TIFF’s Festival Street is about to get a delicious makeover: a 60-foot sushi bar will line King St. West this Friday, serving up an unforgettable...
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  • The Who to bring exclusive pop-up shop to Toronto ahead of farewell shows

    Toronto fans of legendary rock band The Who are getting a once-in-a-lifetime send-off, not just on stage, but in style.  Ahead of the iconic British...
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  • ‘An unreal moment,’ How a Toronto coffee entrepreneur went from TikTok to brewing for the Jonas Brothers

    Toronto entrepreneur Caitlin Campbell turned a coffee hobby with her father into Street Brew Coffee, a mobile cafe and online brand with a loyal following—one...
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  • ‘A huge help,’ TTC might soon scrap monthly passes in favour of fare capping

    The TTC is considering a major change to how riders pay for transit by replacing monthly passes with a fare capping system that automatically cuts...
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  • ‘He’s a real G for this,’ Dancehall artist Bounty Killer donates $1,000 to family of boy killed in North York shooting

    Dancehall artist Bounty Killer has made a donation to the mother of JahVai Roy, a young child who was killed by a stray bullet while...
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