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Toronto Life’s Best Dressed event returns Sept. 10 after 7-year break
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Toronto Life will bring back its invite-only Best Dressed event on Sept. 10 at the University Club of Toronto, marking the first edition since 2019 and landing during TIFF’s opening week.
Ontario Tower Buzzers raise more than $20,000 for Big Bear eagle nonprofit
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The Ontario Tower Buzzers raised more than $20,000 for Friends of Big Bear Valley during “Fly High, Jackie Night” on Aug. 23 at ONT Field in Ontario, California.
Ottawa musicians launch AZADI album on freedom and human rights
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Two Ottawa-raised artists, pianist-composer Mary Dawood Catlin and conductor-composer Nadeem Majdalany, have teamed up on AZADI Songs of Freedom, a new classical album built around human rights and artistic resistance.
Alberta bankruptcies rise as consumer proposals stall in Q2
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Alberta consumer bankruptcies jumped 11.3% in the second quarter of 2026 while consumer proposals were nearly flat, a sign more households are losing the income cushion needed to repay debt over time.
EvoSiding spotlights siding repair demand in Vancouver amid aging exteriors and wet weather
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Vancouver, Wash.-based EvoSiding is highlighting siding repair, replacement and installation services as homeowners and businesses deal with weather exposure, moisture and aging materials.
Five AI tools all kept Lake Ontario in Canadian test
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WebMax Canada tested five AI assistants after the U.S. renamed Lake Ontario as Lake America, and all five still told Canadian users to keep the long-standing name.
Brasa rebrands as ¡BRASA! Peruvian Superfoods ahead of Toronto Pearson debut
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Brasa Peruvian Kitchen is changing its consumer-facing name to ¡BRASA! Peruvian Superfoods, with Toronto Pearson International Airport set to open the first location under the new identity.
Gil Bellows to lead three scene study weekends at Vancouver Film School
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Vancouver Film School is bringing actor, director and Emmy-winning producer Gil Bellows back to campus for three exclusive acting weekends this fall.
Terrace councillor meets Sikh preacher during Vancouver visit
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Terrace City Councillor Inderpal Singh Dhillon met Bhai Ranjit Singh Ji Khalsa Dhadrianwale during the preacher’s 2026 British Columbia tour.
Vancouver City Hypnotherapy wins 2026 quality award again
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Vancouver City Hypnotherapy has received the 2026 Quality Business Award for Best Hypnotherapy in Vancouver, British Columbia, marking its second straight year on the list.
Toronto Caribbean Carnival joins WIDAFEST for Windsor debut
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WIDAFEST 2026 opens Aug. 20 in Windsor with the Toronto Caribbean Carnival joining for the first time, adding mas, steelpan and J’Ouvert to the four-day festival.
West Coast Memorials adds digital connection feature to memorial keepsakes
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West Coast Memorials has launched Forever Connected™, a new memorial keepsake line that lets families link handcrafted pieces to private photos, videos and messages.
PerfectPRO Painters sees more Ottawa condo painting demand as market shifts
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PerfectPRO Painters says Ottawa condo boards and property managers are increasing painting and maintenance work as rising inventory and changing buyer expectations put more pressure on building presentation.
Cinespace, SOS Depot launch Ontario film materials reuse pilot
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Cinespace Studios and SOS Depot are opening a pilot reuse depot at Cinespace’s Kipling Campus in Toronto to collect and recirculate set materials for film and TV productions across Ontario.
Souls' Caregiver launches 28-day spiritual growth program
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Souls’ Caregiver has launched a 28-day program that shifts the focus from self-improvement to self-observation, encouraging people to look inward for clarity and growth.
Ontario Tower Buzzers name clubhouse for John Shoemaker
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The Ontario Tower Buzzers permanently named their ONT Field clubhouse after inaugural manager John Shoemaker during a surprise ceremony Tuesday in Ontario, California.
ESA promotes longer stop signs for Quebec school buses
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ESA says a 2-meter extended stop sign can make school-bus pickups and drop-offs more visible and reduce driver violations in Quebec.
Healing Spaces pushes neuroaffirming mental health care in North Vancouver
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Healing Spaces is spotlighting neuroaffirming, trauma-informed and LGBTQ+ allied counselling in North Vancouver as demand for accessible mental health care remains high in British Columbia.
Extended stop arms aim to improve school bus safety in Ontario
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A Canadian school bus safety push is spotlighting extended stop arms as a way to make stopped buses more visible to drivers in Ontario.
Ontario Tower Buzzers to honor Jackie the bald eagle with special charity night
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The Ontario Tower Buzzers will team with Friends of Big Bear Valley for “Fly High, Jackie Night” on Aug. 23 at ONT Field in Ontario, with half of ticket proceeds from a special offer going to the nonprofit.
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