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With summer recreation registration about to open in Brampton, residents are being urged to prepare early as the city rolls out a new season of camps, sports and community programming.

The City of Brampton says registration for most recreation programs opens June 1 at 7 a.m., with residents able to browse av...


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A popular seafood restaurant that doubles as a fish market and has been operating in Toronto for over a decade has announced that it will sadly be closing its doors.

Honest Weight has been serving lunch, dinner and brunch with an emphasis on the freshest seafood for years and years, and unfortunately now the restaurant’s reign is ending.

The lunch counter and fi...


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The outbreak of hantavirus on the MV Hondius cruise ship has captured the attention of Canadians and left many with questions. Here’s what we know so far.

WHAT KIND OF HANTAVIRUS WAS ON THE SHIP?

Passengers on the ship got Andes virus, which is found in Argentina and Chile. It is the only type out of dozens of hantaviruses known to be capable of...


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A major alcohol brand has returned to shelves across Canada.

The Phillips Distilling Company said in a press release that Sour Puss is available once again from coast to coast through provincial liquor boards and authorized retailers, with confirmed listings in every province.

The return comes after the company


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The PWHL delivered a double-shot of expansion news on Wednesday, announcing it is bringing women’s pro hockey to the distinctly different markets of Las Vegas and Hamilton, Ontario.

And in now growing to 11 teams, there’s one more addition still to come to make it an even dozen for a league preparing to double in size since launching with six franchises in 2024.


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