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‘I feel like a fellow Torontonian’: New York rapper FERG on Knicks fever, Caribbean food and feeling at home in the 6ix

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By Janiece Campbell
| NOW Toronto
FERG was in Toronto this week to perform at Wingstop Canada’s House of Flavour festival at Stanley Barracks. The Harlem rapper says excitement around the Knicks’ championship run has New York “on fire right now.” FERG praised Toronto’s multicultural culture and food scene, saying he feels like “a fellow Torontonian.” He also revealed he’s working on a new album, artwork projects and plans to release a movie he shot last year.
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Nelly Furtado, Jessie Reyez and other Canadians on FIFA World Cup album

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By Janiece Campbell
| NOW Toronto
FIFA has released the official World Cup album ahead of the tournament, featuring 18 songs from artists around the globe. Four Canadian artists are represented on the soundtrack: Nelly Furtado, Jessie Reyez, Cirkut, and Nora Fatehi. The album reflects the tournament’s three host nations — Canada, the United States, and Mexico — through a diverse mix of international artists and musical styles. Fans can stream the soundtrack through FIFA’s official channels.
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‘No one could question my work ethic’: Doug Ford defends massive 21-week summer break from Queen’s Park

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By Janiece Campbell
| NOW Toronto
Ontario MPPs won’t return to Queen’s Park until Oct. 27, resulting in a 146-day summer break. The extended recess comes after just over seven weeks of legislative sittings this spring. Premier Doug Ford says government work will continue through committees, ministerial orders and outreach efforts. Ford plans to spend the summer travelling across the U.S. and Canada to promote Ontario and attract investment.
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