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Ski hills get major lift from heavy snowfall after storm sweeps Eastern Canada
Forget chocolate. This week, Mother Nature gave skiers and snowboarders a Valentine's gift they can enjoy all weekend long.
Here’s why you should expect higher chocolate prices this Valentine’s Day
Owner of Stubbe Chocolate Toronto, Daniel Stubbe, says this has been the ‘perfect storm’ of higher cocoa prices and a lower dollar to impact the industry.
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Glide into Family Day fun at the Toronto Beaches Lion’s Club’s free skate at Ted Reeve Arena on Monday, Feb. 17
Join the fun on Monday, Feb. 17, from 3 to 5 p.m. for another round of skating, hot chocolate, snacks, and more, hosted by ...
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Supporting a diverse and inclusive community
Since its founding in 2020, the grant program has provided more than $530,000 to support an inclusive and diverse ...
Toronto weather this weekend: Snow, snow and more snow, plus Valentine’s and Family Day events
Toronto has a snowy and cloudy long weekend ahead, with a high chance of snow beginning on Friday leading into the late hours ...
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Did You Remember to Buy Chocolate?
Did cocoa still look to be a buying opportunity for long-term investors? And 3) What did it mean for prices this Valentine’s Day? (Yes, for those of you who might’ve forgotten, Friday is indeed the ...
U.S. anthem booed by Montreal hockey fans ahead of Team USA's opening 4 Nations Face-Off game
Despite announcements asking spectators to respect national anthems, boos were heard echoing through the Bell Centre on ...
Bakery owner in New England says he was offended over town’s decision against pastry painting
A New Hampshire bakery owner testified Friday that his excitement about displaying a painting by high school students of giant pastries quickly turned to annoyance after ...