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Barenaked Ladies’ ‘O Canada’ rendition at Buffalo Bills home opener draws mixed responses (opens the original)
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The Canadian national anthem was met with loud cheers in the stadium, but more mixed reaction online on Thursday evening after Scarborough-born rock group Barenaked Ladies performed “O Canada” at the Buffalo Bills’ season home opener. The group sang a line in French, recognizing Canada’s second official language, as a large Canadian flag was displayed on the field. The cross-border gesture came amid an escalating trade dispute between Canada and the U.S. but didn’t seem to land well for some onl
Doug Ford said ‘read between the lines.’ His office says it wasn’t an endorsement of Olivia Chow (opens the original)
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A day after Ontario Premier Doug Ford praised Olivia Chow and said âread between the linesâ in response to questions about a new financial deal with Toronto and the fact he hadnât yet endorsed a mayoral candidate, his office on Thursday evening insisted the premier is not backing any candidate. “We would like to clarify that Premier Ford did not endorse Olivia Chow and will not endorse any candidate in the Toronto mayoral race,” Ford’s office said in a statement Thursday evening. “The prem
MapQuest doubles down on Lake Ontario, posts giant old-school printed directions to the lake in Toronto, U.S. cities (opens the original)
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MapQuest appears to be doubling down on its stance in the Lake Ontario naming row â and is taking it from the screen to the streets. The California-based map company says it has installed six-foot tall billboards in Toronto and five U.S. cities this week featuring old-school printed MapQuest turn-by-turn driving directions from each location to Lake Ontario. The billboards, which went up in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Toronto and Washington D.C., feature the campaign line
MapQuest’s Lake Ontario billboard in Toronto removed 1 day after mapping service doubles down on renaming row (opens the original)
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One day after MapQuest doubled down on its stance in the Lake Ontario naming row by placing a billboard in downtown Toronto with directions to the lake, the oversized printed map is nowhere to be found. MapQuest general manager Doug Berger confirmed in an email Friday night that the giant ad in Toronto was removed, but didn’t know why. “The poster may be gone, but Lake Ontario remains Lake Ontario on MapQuest and the route is still there whenever you need it,” Berger wrote. The California-bas
As Donald Trump targets Lake Ontario, Canadian communities rethink places with his name (opens the original)
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Amid U.S. President Donald Trump‘s move last week to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America,” some Canadian communities are reconsidering whether they want their own streets and bodies of water to bear the name of the man behind the decision. Ottawa Coun. Riley Brockington recently raised concerns about Trump Avenue, a residential street in Canadaâs capital, at a council meeting the day before Trump signed the executive order to rename Lake Ontario. âIâm embarrassed that there is a street in Ri
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