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Advocates call for urgent action on Cambridge’s housing crisis
"Families are being forced into difficult living situations, and that needs to change," says Dan Clements, a representative ...
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$50,000 basketball half-court budget item sparks parks debate with Cambridge council
A $50,000 half-court basketball area sparks debate in Cambridge’s 2025 budget, with the incomplete parks master plan under ...
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Highway 407 ETR increasing prices in 2025. Here’s how much drivers can expect to pay
Highway 407 ETR is increasing tolls and fees as well as introducing more toll zones, vehicle classifications and time-of-use ...
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Cambridge Mill among OpenTable’s top 100 restaurants in Canada for 2024
The annual OpenTable ranking is based on more than 1 million diner reviews, ratings, and other factors like reservation demand and percentage of five-star reviews.
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Here’s how Canadians shopping for Black Friday and holiday deals can buy smart and save with weak Canadian dollar
Most Canadians are approaching the season with a careful eye on their budgets, seeking out deals in the face of ongoing ...
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A Taylor Swift Way street sign sold at auction for $12,000. Here’s how you can bid on your own in support of Toronto Daily Bread Food Bank
Several of the signs have already been auctioned off, including the one-of-a-kind ‘Taylor Swift Way’ sign installed at the ...
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‘Immediately stop using’: Recalled soap sold in Canada can be returned to Winners, Marshalls or HomeSense for refund
Castelbel Liquid Soap, which has been recalled due to microbial contamination, can be returned to a Winners, Marshalls or ...
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Lotto Max jackpot reaches near-historic $75 million for Friday’s draw
The estimated Lotto Max jackpot for the Friday, Nov. 22 draw has reached a near-historic level — at $75 million. The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. (OLG) said there are also an estimated 12 ...
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‘We will find you’: Police leaders launch provincial holiday RIDE campaign in Oakville
Ontario’s police leaders called on the public to make good decisions this holiday season as they announced the launch of the annual RIDE campaign against alcohol and drug impaired driving during a ...