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History was made at a prestigious international Strongman competition over the weekend when a Canadian flag was held atop the podium. Mitchell "Moose" Hooper from Barrie, Ontario, was crowned The World's Strongest Man…
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Boldt Castle, located just beyond the Ontario-U.S. border, lets you step inside a historic castle on a private island that has a romantic yet heartbreaking past. Of Thousand…
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At most restaurants, you'd get dessert after your meal, but downtown Sri Lankan restaurant, Cucini Xpress wants to serve it all to you in one loaded bite. Channelling a little CNE Food Hall energy, this Toronto…
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Neighbourhood: The Annex Price: $2,195,000 Size: 2,552 square feet Bedrooms: 3+1 Bathrooms: 3 Agent: Beth Sulman, Sutton Group-Associates Realty Previously sold for: $618,018 (2004) The place A three-story semi-detached townhouse just…
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Over the past few years, "Karens" have dominated social media with their explosive tirades — which are usually aimed at service industry workers or people of colour — accumulating millions of views when…
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Toronto rapper Drake has somewhat of a reputation for allegedly sliding into the DMs of female celebrities, ranging from Stranger Things breakout Millie Bobby Brown to 90 Day Fiance star Chantel Everett. And word is…
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High Park in Toronto is currently filled with beautiful cherry blossom trees in peak bloom. Despite the chilly weather, crowds flocked to the park by the masses over the weekend to celebrate their arrival. As the season…
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Chemistry is a key element of any on-screen story, and this week’s releases have a lot riding on it. There’s Fatal Attraction, a remake of the 1987 erotic thriller starring Joshua Jackson and Lizzy Caplan, about two lovers whose affair ends…
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Last week, 15-year-old west-ender Jamie Kauri posted her fantasy transit map of the GTA to Twitter. Boasting a mix of actually planned and imaginary extensions, the rendering shows her vision for the TTC in 2070—a network spanning over 300…
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Photo by Jillian Hughes In 1956, Vesuvio’s, Toronto’s very first pizzeria, was opened by a family of Italian immigrants in the Junction. From that moment on, the city has produced an endless array of slices and pies from humble to haute.…
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