OPINION: Female musicians still underrepresented in brass
Humber’s Artist in Residence concert highlights trumpeter Ingrid Jensen alongside student ensembles.
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Curling is growing in popularity among Canadians
The Royal Canadian Curling Club in, Toronto, Ont., was buzzing with people as they walked in with brooms in their hands and excitement on their faces. Kevin Peckford, an insurance officer from Toronto, got ready to show his curling skills at the Curling League on Wednesday, February 14.
“I have been playing since I was eight-years-old. Ever since I have watched the sport evolve and now it has become a part of Canadian tradition,” Peckford said.
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Humber community reacts to stabbing
By: Chris Besik A bloody footprint is all that remains from last night’s gory stabbing. The...
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Cavalcade of Lights comes to Toronto’s Nathan Phillips Square
The 49th annual Cavalcade of Lights celebration takes place on Saturday at Nathan Phillips Square.
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Ontario elementary school teachers vote in favour of new contract
Ninety-eight percent of ETFO of Ontario teachers and occasional teacher locals voted to ratify the central agreement.
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Reassignment Surgery Accessible Across Ontario
Referrals for sex reassignment surgery will be accessible for transgender people across Ontario effective in 2016.
Read MoreTarget opens its first Canadian doors to Ontarians
U.S. discount retailer Target opened stores in locations across Western Ontario communities Guelph, Furgus, and Milton on Tuesday as part of consumer trial runs before the major chain spreads across 10 of Canada’s provinces.
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