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  • ‘My seven-year-old self would be proud’: Ontario teen opens dog rescue after 10 years of fundraising

    What to know Kash Weinber began fundraising for animals when he was seven by selling handmade wooden creations through Kash’s Kreations. The 17-year-old has since...
    Ontario teen with rescue dogs at Rose Hill Rescue & Resort, celebrating fundraising success and animal rescue efforts.
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  • ‘This doesn’t feel good anymore’: Why Gen Z is embracing the digital detox and heading outdoors this summer

    What to know Searches for digital detoxes have increased in recent years, while Hutson says more young people are recognizing that spending so much of...
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  • From St. Lucia to Fiji: These are the 10 hottest island getaways of 2026 for Canadians

    If your dream vacation involves turquoise water, dramatic coastlines or escaping the crowds, Expedia has a few suggestions. The travel platform's 2026 Island Hot List...
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  • Queen Street East is becoming a free, three-night music festival this week—here’s what you need to know

    What to know StreetFest runs from July 23 to 25 along Queen Street East between Woodbine and Beech avenues, with free performances from 7 to...
    Crowd of people on Queen Street East during a lively outdoor music festival in Toronto with trees and streetcars in the background.
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  • New TTC cameras are tracking one of Toronto’s most dangerous driving habits

    What to know The nine-month TTC camera pilot began on Monday, July 20. Four camera-equipped streetcars will operate along the 501 Queen, 504 King, 505...
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  • ‘Come here and be a kid again’: Royal Botanical Gardens reimagines the gardens after dark

    Royal Botanical Gardens is hoping to prove that its gorgeous and scenic gardens can offer more than a peaceful daytime walk among the flowers. The...
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  • From Terry Fox to Gilles Villeneuve: 8 Canadian films and co-productions to watch at TIFF 2026

    What to know TIFF 2026 will run in Toronto from Sept. 10 to 20. Eight Gala and Special Presentations titles list Canada as a production...
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  • Caribana isn’t just the parade. Here are 4 Toronto events happening this weekend

    What to know Four Caribana-season events are happening across Toronto this weekend, including free and ticketed options. The lineup includes the official Kaiso 365 Calypso...
    Toronto Caribbean dancers perform at Caribana festival with vibrant costumes and lively street scene in the background.
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  • Two Ontario destinations made Canada’s most overcrowded summer travel list

    What to know Banff ranked first with a modelled 75 per cent chance of being overcrowded, followed by Cavendish, P.E.I., at 72 per cent. Niagara...
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  • ‘Took them long enough’: Blue Jays fans celebrate Joe Carter statue honouring iconic World Series moment

    What to know The 15-foot statue depicts Joe Carter leaping after his walk-off home run secured the 1993 World Series championship. Located outside Gate 5,...
    Blue Jays fans celebrate Joe Carter statue honoring his 1993 World Series-winning home run at Rogers Centre.
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  • ‘I used a phrase that I shouldn’t have used’: Tempo coach apologizes to Angel Reese for ‘protected species’ remark

    What to know Sandy Brondello apologized to Reese on X, saying she used a phrase she “shouldn’t have used” and took full responsibility. The coach...
    Tempo coach and Angel Reese during a basketball game, with coach giving instructions and Reese in red uniform on the court.
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  • ‘Great closer. Great man’: Baseball world remembers Blue Jays legend Duane Ward

    What to know Former Toronto Blue Jays reliever Duane Ward died in Toronto of natural causes at 62. Ward helped the Blue Jays win consecutive...
    Duane Ward, former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher, waves to the crowd during a tribute event at Rogers Centre in Toronto.
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  • Argentina vs. Spain: Where to watch World Cup final in Toronto and Vancouver

    Canada’s World Cup celebration is coming down to one final showdown as defending champion Argentina takes on Spain for soccer’s biggest trophy on Sunday. The...
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  • Scarborough youth mentor turns being stopped by police at 16 into a message of courage

    What to know Adrian Leckie will compete in Speaker Slam’s Identity competition at Toronto’s Lula Lounge on July 21. His five-minute speech will explore letting...
    Scarborough youth mentor speaking confidently on stage during a community event, highlighting courage and leadership in Toronto.
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  • What does Toronto’s air-quality score mean for you? A local built a tool to make sense of it

    What to know Toronto remained under an air-quality warning Saturday, with the AQHI forecast to reach 10+, or very high risk. Toronto resident Amrit Sharma...
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