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Cabbagetown hosts holiday-themed treasure hunt
The Cabbagetown BIA's festive celebration, "Holiday in the Patch," brings local businesses together to celebrate the ...
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‘Kraven the Hunter’ fans hoping the movie will do him justice
With the upcoming release of the Kraven the Hunter movie, the infamous comic-book character is more popular than ever before.
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Toronto traffic is so bad, NHL players have to walk to Scotiabank Arena
The Utah Hockey club posted a video Nov. 24 to social media that showed the team walking to ScotiaBank Arena in Toronto ...
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Santa comes to town for the last time?
The Santa Claus Parade hit the streets of Toronto Sunday afternoon for what could potentially be the final time.
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90s music
I was 13 when my father put on the song, Disorder, by Joy Division. From K-Pop to heavy metal, The Opera House on Queen Street has something for everyone, usually for less than $50.
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Why does Gen Z love alt-rock from the ’90s? Blame our parents, sort of
An independent record store in Toronto, Pop Music, features a diverse selection of vinyl records, including classics from alt-rock bands like The Cure and Depeche Mode, as well as contemporary ...
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Arts & Life
From K-Pop to heavy metal, The Opera House on Queen Street has something for everyone, usually for less than $50. May the force be with you. Star Wars fans came together in an epic showdown at Nathan ...
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Rock on for less at The Opera House
From K-Pop to heavy metal, The Opera House on Queen Street has something for everyone, usually for less than $50.
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Jewish community
A small group of Toronto residents and their supporters gathered to hold a Shabbat ceremony in the name of peace. As the days get shorter and the nights get chillier, homeless shelters across the city ...