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Ontario Racing grants increases to standardbed, thoroughbred and quarterhorse racing

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TORONTO - Ontario’s standardbred racing industry will receive over $14 million in additional money as part of the Ontario government’s

Canada objects to Olympics loosening restrictions on Russia athletes amid Ukraine war

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OTTAWA — Canada is objecting to the International Olympic Committee loosening its suspension on Russian athletes. The move would apply

Cody Johnson, Limp Bizkit lead a new wave of headliners at Bluesfest 2026

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Gen Z pop icon Conan Gray, country-rock hitmaker Hardy and rodeo-rider-turned-singer Cody Johnson are among the younger generation of artists

Ravinia Festival's Hunter Pavilion near Chicago reopens after $70 million gut renovation

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Brant Taylor walked onto the stage of the Ravinia Festival’s Hunter Pavilion to rehearse for the first time since a

$8-million settlement proposed in national beef price-fixing class-action

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VANCOUVER - Canadians who bought beef after 2015 could be eligible for a share of nearly $8 million as part

Quebec population projected to dip until 2029 before stabilizing: statistics group

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MONTREAL — Quebec’s statistics institute is projecting that the province’s population will decline slightly in the next few years before

Provincial police search for missing Picton man, 92

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Ontario Provincial Police are looking for public assistance to locate a 92-year-old man missing since Thursday in Picton. Clayton Langevin

Office, industrial real estate vacancies dropping amid strong demand: Colliers report

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TORONTO - A new report says Canada’s commercial real estate sector is seeing strong demand for downtown office space alongside

Boy, 17, injured after losing control of moped in Etobicoke

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A 17-year-old boy has been seriously injured after losing control on his moped in Etobicoke. Toronto police were called to