Exhibit highlights life of Black Canadian music producer, from piano at age 4 to first award
At Todmorden Mills Heritage Site, an art exhibit called Why? highlights the life of an award-winning Black Canadian music producer.
At Todmorden Mills Heritage Site, an art exhibit called Why? highlights the life of an award-winning Black Canadian music producer.
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Toronto • Health, Lifestyle, Lifestyle, Mental Health, News March 12, 2024
Reading fiction can help people’s mental health by providing them with a break from daily life, a Toronto therapist says.
Toronto • Crime, Fire and police, News, Politics March 12, 2024
An explosion at a ATM belonging to TD bank branch located at East York shook the neighborhood on Janurary 28th around 4;45 AM.
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East York • Business, Homes and Real Estate, Lifestyle, News, Roads & Transit March 6, 2024
Residents and owners of Pape Village businesses have mixed feelings about the The Metrolinx Pape Ontario line construction between Pape and Sammon Avenue.
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Toronto • College, NCAA, Sports March 14, 2024
Anna Jupin and Madison Hardbarger form a close bond surrounded by team culture.
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Toronto • College, Sports, Swimming March 14, 2024
TAMPA, Fla. – With nationals coming up next week, University of Tampa women’s swimmer Sierra Gillan is looking for both team success as well as personal bests.
The Milford, Pa. native has consistently finished first in meets at the regional level in the Sunshine State Conference and on the national level in Division II collegiate swimming.
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Special Reports, Baseball, Sports March 13, 2024
Baseball is back in Port Charlotte.
Tampa Bay Rays have returned to the community after playing last year’s spring training in Orlando due to Hurricane Ian.
The category 5 Atlantic hurricane killed 161 people and caused $113 billion in damages. Its winds peaked at 160mph/260kmh and was recorded as the third costliest storm recorded.
Special Reports, Basketball, Sports, Toronto Raptors March 8, 2024
TORONTO – Loyalty, patience and hope were the sentiments being expressed Tuesday night ahead of the Toronto Raptors’ worst home loss in franchise history, a 41-point blowout at the hands of the New Orleans Pelicans….
Toronto • Special Reports, Baseball, Pittsburgh Pirates, Sports, Toronto Blue Jays March 8, 2024
Two fans sporting bright yellow Hawaiian shirts stood out under the blazing sun on the centre field concourse at LECOM Park.
Toronto • Special Reports, Baseball, Sports March 6, 2024
For Hugh Timoney, the excitement and warmth of Blue Jays spring training drew him south to Dunedin.
Toronto • Health, Lifestyle, Lifestyle, Mental Health, News March 12, 2024
Reading fiction can help people’s mental health by providing them with a break from daily life, a Toronto therapist says.
Toronto • Health, Lifestyle, Lifestyle, Mental Health, News March 12, 2024
Reading fiction can help people’s mental health by providing them with a break from daily life, a Toronto therapist says.
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