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ONTARIO – The formal process for the 2026 Ontario Municipal Elections has officially begun. Starting today, May 1, individuals interested in running for the positions
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TORONTO – Despite the arrival of May, Toronto is experiencing a lingering winter-like chill. Weather forecasters have issued warnings as temperatures are expected to drop
Toronto Proposes Car-Free Zone on Church Street This Summer
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Prime Minister Mark Carney Promises Economic Growth in Spring Update
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Toronto Beer Festival Declares Bankruptcy, Leaving Dozens of Vendors in Financial Crisis
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