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  • ‘It’s the norm,’ Nearly half of Canadians are living paycheque to paycheque, and Torontonians aren’t surprised

    What to know 49 per cent of Canadians with debt say they’re living paycheque to paycheque, reflecting widespread financial strain. 36 per cent of credit...
    A young couple sitting at a table, looking at a smartphone and bills, illustrating financial stress and living paycheque to paycheque in Toronto.
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  • Some grocers fined for falsely labelling products as Canadian, expert says it’s just the beginning

    What to know The CFIA has issued $47,000 in fines to five food businesses since April 2025 for misleading “Product of Canada” or origin claims....
    View of the Real Canadian Superstore entrance with three shoppers looking at the store, and a close-up of fresh apples and price tags in the produce section.
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  • Soccer legend Ronaldinho set to play in Toronto for first time at BMO Field legends match

    What to know Brazilian legends including Ronaldinho, Adriano, Emerson and Maicon will face Toronto FC legends such as Sebastian Giovinco, Jozy Altidore and Dwayne De...
    Image of soccer legend Ronaldinho and a Toronto player at BMO Field, promoting the upcoming legends match in Toronto featuring Ronaldinho's first appearance in the city.
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  • ‘Pictures don’t do it justice,’ Toronto fans react to new photos of BMO Field renovations for the FIFA World Cup

    What to know Photos of BMO Field renovations tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup are circulating online and sparking mixed reactions from fans. Toronto...
    View of BMO Field in Toronto showing ongoing renovations with seating and infrastructure upgrades for the FIFA World Cup, as fans and officials prepare for the event.
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  • ‘Too many Torontonians are turning to food banks,’ This councillor is proposing city-run grocery stores to tackle food insecurity

    What to know Councillor Anthony Perruzza plans to introduce a motion for a city-run grocery store pilot project. The proposal would open four municipally operated...
    An image of a smiling city councillor and a grocery store aisle filled with fresh produce, highlighting efforts to address food insecurity in Toronto.
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  • Toronto under special weather statement, and could see up to 8 cm of snow

    What to know Snowfall is expected to begin later Friday morning and continue into the afternoon, with total accumulations of about 5 to 8 centimetres...
    People walking across a snowy street in downtown Toronto during a winter storm with snow-covered buildings and the CN Tower in the background.
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  • Mississauga reveals major vision for downtown core with convention centre, music hub and new parks

    What to know The redevelopment plan covers nearly 12 acres of city-owned land near Mississauga’s Civic Centre and includes new cultural venues, housing, office space,...
    Aerial view of Mississauga's downtown core showcasing new convention centre, music hub, and parks as part of the city's major urban vision.
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  • Canadians to pay less in NSF fees under new federal rules

    What to know Federally-regulated banks can now charge no more than $10 when a payment is declined due to insufficient funds. Banks cannot apply more...
    Exterior view of a Scotiabank branch in Toronto, showcasing the brick building facade and prominent red signage, representing a key financial institution in the city.
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  • Events happening in Toronto this weekend: Feb. 27 – Mar. 1

    It’s the final weekend of February, and Toronto is heading into March with a packed calendar and plenty of ways to make the most of...
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  • Toronto Zoo welcomes new Masai giraffe as species faces decline

    What to know The female calf was born at 1:26 a.m. on Feb. 22 and was standing within about 30 minutes. She measures roughly six...
    A young Masai giraffe calf standing inside an enclosure at Toronto Zoo, with adult giraffes nearby, highlighting conservation efforts for this endangered species.
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  • Marilyn Denis to leave CHUM 104.5 morning show after 40 years

    What to know Marilyn Denis announced she will step away from CHUM 104.5 after 40 years, with her final morning show set for later this...
    Marilyn Denis smiling at a farewell event, celebrating her 40-year career on the CHUM 104.5 morning show in Toronto, surrounded by an elegant hotel lobby.
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  • Events happening in Toronto this weekend: Feb. 20-22

    This weekend, Toronto is spotlighting culture in all its forms. Expect Black History Month events, a Lunar New Year celebration, live music, movement in museum...
    A vibrant image showing a performer with fire poi on the left and a group of people practicing yoga in an art gallery on the right, highlighting Toronto's diverse arts and entertainment scene.
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  • ‘I totally misjudged a situation,’ Australian TV reporter apologizes after tipsy Olympics broadcast goes viral

    What to know Australian reporter Danika Mason appeared to slur her words during a live Winter Olympics update from the Italian Alps, with the clip...
    A woman smiling at a sports stadium, standing near the field with fans and players in the background, capturing a lively Toronto sports event.
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  • Grandma Loves You is opening in Liberty Village, and the first 210 sandwiches are free

    What to know Grandma Loves You opens its new Liberty Village location on Feb. 21 at noon at 901 King St. W., near King and...
    Freshly made wraps and sandwiches with lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese, displayed outdoors on a sunny day, showcasing delicious fast food options from NOW Toronto.
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  • Same-day cannabis delivery service with enhanced rewards arrives in Ontario

    What to know Shop Spark’s new Spark Delivery service offers legal, same-day cannabis delivery across Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta starting Dec. 3. The platform...
    Lightweight brown paper bag with "spark DELIVERY" logo placed on a car seat at night, delivery person holding the bag with city lights in the background.
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