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Why southern Ontario's weather feels like summer this week: When a fall chill will arrive (opens the original)
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The higher-than-normal temperatures are expected to continue for the first half of the week across southern Ontario but nighttime temperatures are starting to to feel cooler than we’re used to, says Environment and Climate Change Canada. âWe’re heading into the fall, but there’s definitely a slightly warmer air mass than typical for this time of year,â Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Eric Tomlinson said. Starting off for Monday, highs in the mid-20s were anticipated acros
15+ Ontario festivals and events worth a road trip this Labour Day weekend (opens the original)
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If you’re looking for one last big hurrah before the kids return to school, there’s plenty of festivals and events happening Labour Day weekend in Ontario for a day trip or weekend getaway. Check out the major festivals and events happening between Friday, Sept. 4 to Monday, Sept. 7. Some of the events below are ticketed. Check with organizers about prices and how to purchase your admissions tickets. As summer ends, many Ontario communities celebrate the change of season by hosting fall fairs,
This Toronto couple spent 4 days trying to cancel Rogers. Why some telecoms make it so hard to move on (opens the original)
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Sarah Brooks and Nick Williams just bought a home in Torontoâs Junction neighbourhood and were excited for a fresh start. There was just one problem: Rogers wouldn’t let them go. With less than two weeks left on the lease at her downtown condo, Brooks thought it might take a day to cancel her $140 monthly Internet service. The couple did not expect the last item on their to-do list would involve hours on hold, dropped calls and automated system disconnections for four days â and counting.Â
Toronto author Téa Mutonji on racism, broken friendships and the ambiguous ending of ‘My Person’ (opens the original)
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When Toronto-based author Téa Mutonji wrote 2019’s âShut Up Youâre Pretty,â her linked short story collection, as an undergrad at University of Toronto, she was in a rough place. Looking to prove she could finish what she started, she submitted her manuscript to an open call â and ended up with a book deal. The collection, which navigates sex, femininity, class and self-definition in Scarborough, went on to win the Trillium Book Award. Mutonji was later named a Writers’ Trust Rising Sta
Kitchen staple sold at Dollarama could cause diarrhea among new food recalls Ontario shoppers should know (opens the original)
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued food recall notices for hot and sour sauce, pounded yam, and a brand of garlic powder sold at Dollarama. The hot and sour sauce and pounded yam were recalled over undeclared allergen and the garlic powder was flagged due to Bacillus cereus, a type of bacteria that can cause food poisoning. According to the Cleveland Clinic, Bacillus cereus is a type of bacteria that can cause food poisoning with symptoms including vomiting, diarrhea and s
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