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Oakville High School Students Illuminate Monarch Butterfly's Migration Path Through Solar Eclipse Project
The next full solar eclipse is taking place on April 8 of this year, and a group of high school girls from Oakville have discovered that the path of the eclipse mirrors that of an endangered species, and they are selling solar eclipse glasses to mitigate the species' plight. Emilie Leclercq, Taylor and Paige Denton, and Ellen and Maggie Lentine discovered that the path of the eclipse is the same as the migration path of the endangered monarch butterfly.
Oakville High School Students Illuminate Monarch Butterfly's Migration Path Through Solar Eclipse Project
The next full solar eclipse is taking place on April 8 of this year, and a group of high school girls from Oakville have discovered that the path of the eclipse mirrors that of an endangered species, and they are selling solar eclipse glasses to mitigate the species' plight. Emilie Leclercq, Taylor and Paige Denton, and Ellen and Maggie Lentine discovered that the path of the eclipse is the same as the migration path of the endangered monarch butterfly. Already a Subscriber?
GO Transit will be offering free service on New Year's Eve Original
Commuters will be able to travel safely this holiday season thanks to GO Transit, which will be offering free all-night travel on New Year’s Eve. For GO Transit, train and bus service will both be free to all customers on New Year’s Eve beginning at 7 p.m. Customers will not be charged a fare until 8 a.m. on Jan. 1. Not only is it free, but for the first time in GO Transit’s history, train service will run throughout the night and into the morning of New Year’s Day.
GO Transit will be offering free service on New Year's Eve
Commuters will be able to travel safely this holiday season thanks to GO Transit, which will be offering free all-night travel on New Year’s Eve. For GO Transit, train and bus service will both be free to all customers on New Year’s Eve beginning at 7 p.m. Customers will not be charged a fare until 8 a.m. on Jan. 1. Not only is it free, but for the first time in GO Transit’s history, train service will run throughout the night and into the morning of New Year’s Day.
Five Ontario Hockey League players make World Junior roster Original
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) has released the names of the 20 CHL players who will represent the country at the 2024 IIHF World Junior Championship, with five players from the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) making the cut. Team Canada is attempting to win its third straight gold medal for the first time since capturing five in a row from 2005-09. Owen Beck of the OHL’s Peterborough Petes is the lone player returning from the team that reigned supreme last year.
Animal shelters at or near capacity in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon
Animal shelters in Toronto and Peel Region are currently experiencing high capacity numbers and are calling on anyone looking for a pet to adopt a new furry friend. Below is a rundown of the situation by city: Brampton Brampton Animal Services (BAS) is currently over capacity, especially for dogs. That means that BAS is keeping dogs in kennels that are not meant for long-term housing. BAS is currently home to 40 dogs, with 16 of them available for adoption right now.
Kangaroos and llamas and bears...oh my!
Last week, a kangaroo — which escaped from its handlers when they made a brief stop at the Oshawa Zoo — spent several days on the run before being captured by Durham Police early Monday morning. The female kangaroo, named Nathan, was brought back to Oshawa Zoo before continuing on her journey to Quebec. Watch the video of police apprehending the escaped kangaroo.
Kangaroos and llamas and bears...oh my! Original
The female kangaroo, named Nathan, was brought back to Oshawa Zoo before continuing on her journey to Quebec. Let us take you back to other escaped animal stories from the past several years: Wild African cat in Bonnechere Valley A recent story from when the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) had to issue a public safety warning after an African Serval Cat escaped its sanctuary on Oct. 25.
Kangaroos and llamas and bears...oh my!
Last week, a kangaroo — which escaped from its handlers when they made a brief stop at the Oshawa Zoo — spent several days on the run before being captured by Durham Police early Monday morning. The female kangaroo, named Nathan, was brought back to Oshawa Zoo before continuing on her journey to Quebec. Watch the video of police apprehending the escaped kangaroo.
Toronto home among the most expensive sold in Ontario last month
Real estate brokerage Zoocasa has released its list of the most expensive and affordable homes sold in Ontario in November, with a Toronto home among the most expensive. The five-bed, five-bath detached home located at 296 Inglewood Dr. was sold for just under $5 million and features heated floors, a heated driveway and multiple walk-in closets.
A Year on YouTube highlights top videos and more of 2023 Original
YouTube has released A Year on YouTube, their report on the top trending videos, creators and more for Canada in 2023. The report highlights the creators, songs, and other moments that captured the county’s attention this year. “In 2023, Canadians came to YouTube to connect with their favourite YouTubers and celebrities - from Rihanna and Mr. Beast, to Corey Tonge and Adele,” the report said.
'Key information’: Toronto No Frills grocery stores that would be impacted by strike Monday, Nov. 20
There could be a strike by over 1,200 workers at 17 Loblaw-owned No Frills stores across the province on Monday, Nov. 20. Of the 1,287 workers, six per cent are full-time, 69 per cent are part-time (non-students) and 25 per cent are part-time students. The "contract expired" on Oct. 21, Unifor said. Of the 17 stores, Unifor says there are several in Toronto and area. They include: • Toronto: 372 Pacific Ave. • Toronto: 1951 Eglinton Ave.
'Greater transparency': No school for Toronto District School Board and Toronto Catholic District School Board students Friday, Nov. 17 due to PA Day
The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) and Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) are reminding students that there will be no class this coming Friday, Nov. 17 because of a PA day. Some PA days cover Provincial Education Priorities, supporting Article 19 of the Collective Agreement. And others are devoted to system priorities, annual learning plans, local goals articulated in the School Improvement and Equity Plans, and Faith Development.
William Osler Health System is having another Telephone Town Hall
William Osler Health System (Osler) is inviting the community to participate in its next telephone town hall. On Nov. 22 from 7 to 8 p.m., participants will hear from Osler leaders about the latest hospital updates, including how they are preparing for the fall/winter respiratory season, and the steps residents can take to aid greater health and wellness through the winter months.
'EXQUISITE': These Toronto homes and condos are among the most viewed in Canada with prices ranging from $472,000 to nearly $10 million, according to Zoocasa
Real estate brokerage Zoocasa has released their list of the most viewed homes in October, with five in Toronto making the list. The one-bedroom, one-bath condo located at 1907 – 1 Hickory Tree Rd. is close to the Union Pearson Express and offers the convenience of getting to downtown Toronto quickly.
Toronto homes among the most expensive sold in October
Three Toronto homes are among the five most expensive homes sold in the province in October. On Wednesday, real estate brokerage Zoocasa released their list of the most expensive and affordable homes sold in Ontario last month, with three Toronto homes making the most expensive list. Already a Subscriber? Sign in The first of which is a five-bedroom, five-bath detached home located at 83 Glen Rd., which sold for more than $6.3 million.
Toronto homes among the most expensive sold in October
Three Toronto homes are among the five most expensive homes sold in the province in October. On Wednesday, real estate brokerage Zoocasa released their list of the most expensive and affordable homes sold in Ontario last month, with three Toronto homes making the most expensive list. The first of which is a five-bedroom, five-bath detached home located at 83 Glen Rd., which sold for more than $6.3 million.
Costco announces opening date for new Toronto store
A new Costco in north west Toronto will be celebrating its grand opening next week and is offering a behind-the scenes look. Costco is inviting shoppers to attend the grand opening of their new Toronto store located at 2260 Islington Ave. in Etobicoke on Nov. 2. There will be special grand opening savings, extra free samples and more. The new store will feature underground parking, giant elevators, a large product selection, and a new gas station.
Trio from Mississauga and Toronto win big Lotto 6/49 prize
A group of three friends from the GTA are sharing a Lotto 6/49 second prize worth more than $70,000 after playing in the Sept. 27 draw. Barbara Constantinescu of Mississauga, Antigona Tomovici of Scarborough and Mihaela Marcu of Toronto have been friends for 35 years and have been playing the lottery together for 21 years. Constantinescu was checking the ticket at home when she discovered the win.
RCAF CF-18s to perform flyover at Argos game on Saturday
Two Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) CF-18s will perform a flyover before the Toronto Argonauts matchup against the Ottawa Redblacks on Saturday, Oct. 14. The RCAF aircraft are from the 425th Tactical Fighter Squadron of 3 Wing-Canadian Forces Base Bagotville in Quebec and will fly over BMO Field in Toronto, as part of the Argonauts’ Canadian Armed Forces Appreciation Game, the National Defence branch of the Canadian Armed Forces stated in a press release.
Healthy Planet opening new location in downtown Toronto
Healthy Planet is opening a brand-new location this fall in the middle of downtown Toronto. The new 7,500-sq.-ft. store sits at 322 Yonge St. at Yonge-Dundas Square and will open on Oct. 13. The store opening event will feature swag giveaways, contests and deep discounts on fan-favourite health food brands with free products to go along with purchases during the store’s opening week.
Toronto Pearson Job Fair aims to help fill multiple positions
A variety of employers will be looking to hire qualified candidates for a number of different positions at the Toronto Pearson Job Fair. On Oct. 12 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Toronto Congress Centre (in the Cohen Ballroom), several different employers will be on hand looking to fill positions for baggage handlers, security, customer services roles, food prep and beverage, skilled trades and other administrative and professional roles.
What's open and closed in Toronto on Thanksgiving Monday
Thanksgiving is approaching on Monday, Oct. 9. Here is a list of services in Toronto that are open and closed for the holiday. What is closed? All banks, government offices, libraries and post offices will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. There will also not be any mail service on the holiday. All LCBO and Beer Store locations will be closed for Thanksgiving. Canada’s Wonderland will also be closed.
William Osler Health System reinstating masking policy in patient-facing areas of Brampton, Etobicoke hospitals
Joining other Ontario hospitals, William Osler Health System (Osler) is reinstating a required masking policy in all patient-facing areas across its facilities, effective Oct. 10. Masks will continue to be available throughout all of Osler’s facilities.
Now matter how much soap you use, some things just won't be stain free | Ep 3
How many things have you put off because the plan wasn't ready? Probably a lot. Well I'm here to tell you that no matter what you do, you'll never be fully prepared for the messes life throws your way.
How to #CleanUpYourLife in a Global Pandemic | Ep2
COVID-19 has stopped us all in our tracks. We've lost jobs, toilet paper can't be found on a store shelf and home has felt like a prison. So how could it be possible to stay positive, and hopeful? I'll break it down for ya.
Purely Broncos 8/4/17 | Purely Broncos | Orange and Blue 760
Andy and Tyler break down the battles amongst the quarterbacks, running backs and tight ends. They also chat with some former Broncos about Terrell Davis going in to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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