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Toronto commemorated Indigenous Veterans Day this weekend, and one organization says the date symbolizes more than remembrance.

Remembering the untold stories: Indigenous Veterans Day reflects on bravery, injustice, and reconciliation ↗

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As Canadians pause to honour those who served on Remembrance Day, many Toronto businesses will adjust their hours on Nov. 11.

Here’s what will be open and closed in Toronto on Remembrance Day ↗

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The holiday season is quickly approaching, and this year the 50th anniversary of the One Of A Kind Show will make the occasion extra special.

One Of A Kind celebrates 50 years of creativity and craft ↗

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With the holidays quickly approaching, millions of Canadians are expected to be on the road to visit family or for vacation. Oftentimes, that means their pets will need to stay under the care of trusty sitters.

Pet boarding in Toronto: where your fur babies can stay sound while you’re away ↗

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Fans of Sarah McLachlan saw essentially the same show like in June of 2024 at Budweiser Stage, except far more intimate and elegant.

Sarah McLachlan performs rare intimate show at Toronto’s Massey Hall ↗

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As the days get shorter and darker, many might feel more tired and less motivated. Here are some tips that can help you beat the winter blues.

Winter blues? Here’s how you can cope with shorter days, cold weather ↗

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Winter is here and you know what that means; cashmere scarves, wool coats, and faux fur earmuffs. Now Toronto’s got you covered to look your best and stay your coziest all the while keeping up with what’s hot, for all genders and all budgets.

Keeping warm while staying hot: Your 2025 winter fashion guide ↗

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As the days get cooler and darker, there’s no better time to dive into a great new book. Toronto has lots of independent bookstores...

Looking for a good read? Here are 5 independent bookstores to check out in Toronto ↗

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