Kristjan Lautens
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- Sep 8, 2026
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Rogers Stadium repairs have fans worried they’ll miss last chance to see AC/DC: ‘Angus Young isn’t young anymore’ (opens the original)
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Pamela Pardy started to get nervous when she saw the aftermath of a storm about 2,000 kilometres away. The 56-year-old Newfoundlander has been planning a trip to Toronto for months with her partner and friends to see AC/DC’s first tour since 2016, and maybe one of their last given the ages of the group’s core members. She’s been imagining herself high kicking to “Thunderstruck” like a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader while her husband drums along to some of their classic rock anthems in preparation.
Arson suspect arrested after vehicles destroyed outside Scarborough MP Salma Zahid’s home (opens the original)
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A suspect has been arrested for arson, and another is wanted after multiple vehicles were destroyed outside the home of Scarborough MP Salma Zahid in August, Toronto police said Friday. Zahid, who has been the Scarborough CentreâDon Valley East MP for the Liberal party since 2015, had three cars near her home at Bellamy Road North and Lawrence Avenue East set on fire around 1:20 a.m. on Aug. 27, officers said. She said in a statement at the time that her house was not damaged and there were
Toronto Donald Trump impersonator rolls with the highs and the lows amid trade war: ‘I’m making them laugh at him’ (opens the original)
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"President Donald J. Trump" discusses finding work and making Canada laugh again. (Aug. 30, 2026) Emcees never know how to introduce Glen Griffith’s act. As they call for the President of the United States, the Toronto comedian walks up to the stage in orange face paint and a shaggy wig, serenaded by “Hail to the Chief” as some nervous laughter slowly rolls through the audience. “This is Donald J. Trump,” he’ll tell the crowd before he squints, makes pointed hand gestures and mumbles about hi
Grocers return country-of-origin signs on produce amid trade war (opens the original)
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Loblaw is bringing back country-of-origin signs and maple leaves to mark Canadian produce, shortly after the company removed them from its aisles, a spokesperson confirmed Tuesday. The grocery giant is also bringing back the T symbol on American products that are impacted by the tariffs, Youmna Rab, a retail communications manager for Loblaw, said. The move comes after the Canadian government announced they will impose counter tariffs on $27.6 billion in U.S. imports, including several food st
Are Canadians still ‘Elbows Up’? As Canada enters a trade war, we take stock of a nation’s fighting spirit (opens the original)
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Crowds furiously waving Canadian flags. Boycotts of U.S. booze and beach vacations. And a pledge to “Buy Canadian.” It’s been more than a year and a half since those protests and rallying cries were a common sight across Canada, when Scarborough-born comedian Mike Myers put his elbows sky high during an appearance on Saturday Night Live following sweeping tariffs and annexation threats from U.S. President Donald Trump. Despite fraught tariff talks and the president’s recent jabs at how “na
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