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AC/DC Toronto Concert Cancelled After Rogers Stadium Sustains Severe Storm Damage (opens the original)
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AC/DC’s upcoming Toronto concert at Rogers Stadium has been cancelled after the venue suffered severe damage during a powerful rainstorm, leaving portions of the facility in need of removal and reconstruction. The rock band had been scheduled to perform at the Toronto venue on Sept. 16, but assessments by engineers determined the stadium is currently unable to safely accommodate concertgoers. Rogers Stadium confirmed the cancellation following efforts to determine whether the concert could proce
iPhone 17 Pro vs. iPhone 18 Pro: More Than 35 Upgrades Compared (opens the original)
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Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max build on last year’s major design overhaul with substantial improvements to performance, photography, battery life and charging. While the exterior remains familiar, the latest Pro generation introduces more than 35 changes that could influence Canadian buyers deciding between the two models. The iPhone 18 Pro is centred on Apple’s new A20 Pro chip, a variable-aperture 48-megapixel Fusion Main camera, upgraded cooling and a smaller Dynamic Island. The
Vancouver Rents Rise Again as Summer Rental Market Sees Modest Increase (opens the original)
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Vancouver renters faced another modest increase in asking prices in August, as the city’s rental market continued its seasonal climb following several months of softer conditions. Despite the monthly increase, rents remain noticeably below the levels recorded a year earlier and well below the market’s 2023 peak. New figures from Rentals.ca and Urbanation show Vancouver’s average asking rent reached $2,704 in August, up one per cent from the previous month. On an annual basis, however, the averag
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Northern Lights Could Shine Across Canada Amid Geomagnetic Storm Watches Gamescom 2026 Opens in Cologne With Record International Participation Sudbury Unfazed by Ontario Threat to Restrict Critical Minerals to U.S. SHERA Mission Concept Could Search Binary Star Systems for an Earth 2.0 Northern Lights Could Shine Across Canada Amid Geomagnetic Storm Watches Gamescom 2026 Opens in Cologne With Record International Participation Sudbury Unfazed by Ontario Threat to Restrict Critical Minerals to U
Northern Lights Could Shine Across Canada Amid Geomagnetic Storm Watches (opens the original)
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Canadians may have another reason to look skyward this week. Alongside the blood moon lunar eclipse, increased solar activity could produce displays of the northern lights across large parts of Canada as geomagnetic storm conditions reach Earth. The northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, occur when charged particles released by the sun reach Earth and interact with gases in the planet’s upper atmosphere. Those interactions can create colourful displays of green, pink and red light w
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