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- Sep 12, 2026
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Wonderland’s new chaperone rules were meant to curb bad teen behaviour. Has anything changed? (opens the original)
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Brandy Robertson-Purdy had season passes to Canadaâs Wonderland for the better part of a decade. She, her husband and their three children would jump in the car from Colborne, Ont., making a day out of the thrills. It was affordable. It was fun. Then the pandemic happened. Robertson-Purdy said she saw a change in the park, and in society. There was âmore rage.” Teens intimidated her kids, cut lines and vandalized things, she recounted. They left messes and were rude to adults. Wonderland, R
Why trees downed in Toronto’s storm might be a sign of what’s to come: ‘It’s a wake-up call’ (opens the original)
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Standing next to the three-storey tree that collapsed Wednesday on his family home on Shaw Street, Jim Kakarelis rips a piece of wood off the upturned roots. With a gentle roll of his palm, it crumbles. The tree had towered in the front lawn next door for as long as Kakarelis can remember. It wasnât in great shape. He could see hollowed-out branches through an upstairs window. One year, a large branch fell on his family’s veranda roof. âThis thingâs all paper,â he says, dusting the shav
He broke 17 bones in a car crash. Now this Mississauga man is channelling his brush with death into a medical career (opens the original)
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Myles Brady remembers the heat. He remembers the glow, the orange flicker of a fire, and the crackling and popping around him. And he remembers the commotion: his brother groaning in the passenger seat, the man at the window asking questions, the hydraulics wrestling the crumpled car off his crushed body. For the next three weeks at Sunnybrook Hospital, Brady slipped in and out of consciousness. He hallucinated. He didnât know what happened or where he was. At one point, reading Chinese chara
On the American side of Lake Ontario, how Donald Trump has strained the ties that bind: ‘You guys don’t hate us, do you?’ (opens the original)
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CAPE VINCENT, N.Y.âIt’s just after 7:40 p.m. when news of the executive order reaches the squat white cottage underneath the lighthouse. Pat Schamerhorn is locking up the gift shop. She lives just down the road, in the house with the picket fence, with views of the end of Lake Ontario and the start of the St. Lawrence River out her front door. She decided to head home early, catching the last wisps of an achingly beautiful sunset dipping below the horizon, when news arrives â in person, in t
He can’t communicate and only goes by ‘Lucky.’ Is this mystery man in a Dutch nursing home really a Canadian from Ontario? (opens the original)
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He is living in a nursing home in the Netherlands. He has no known family or friends, nor a bank card or ID. And ever since he collapsed on the streets of Amsterdam in 2023, he has been unable to speak or communicate. As best as Dutch police can tell, he goes by “Lucky.” They want to know who he is. After three years of fruitless investigations, Netherlands police this week began sharing the unidentified manâs story. In just two days, theyâve received more than 500 tips from the public. The
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