Lowertown Community House reopens as hub after food bank move
After years as a food bank, the Lowertown Community House at 145 Beausoleil Dr. reopens as a neighbourhood hub with kitchen, laundry, computers, and workshops.
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Steve Nease Cartoon July 5 2026
Steve Nease's July 5, 2026 cartoon in the Toronto Sun delivers sharp political satire, capturing key national and international issues through his distinctive artistic lens.
Daily Horoscope July 4 2026: Moon in Pisces, Unexpected Changes
After 2:45 AM EDT, no restrictions on shopping or decisions. Moon in Pisces. Horoscope for all signs: unexpected changes, patience needed. Accident-prone day.
Calgary Stampede Parade Shines Despite Early Summer Weather
After 10 days of relentless rain, thunder, and wildfire smoke, the Calgary Stampede Parade kicked off under a clear blue sky on July 3, 2026, drawing over 300,000 spectators and an estimated $500 million in economic benefits.
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Midland Unveils Pride Pathway for 2SLGBTQ+ Community
Midland, Ont., officially opened a new Pride pathway on July 3, 2026, featuring rainbow crosswalks and inclusive signage to honor the 2SLGBTQ+ community. The project aims to promote visibility and belonging.
Victoria's 'Kissing Tree' Symbol of Love and Memories
A unique tree in Victoria, known as the 'Kissing Tree,' has become a cherished symbol of love where countless couples have exchanged kisses, rooted in a legacy of romance.
30th Fair Play Menarini Award Honors Sports Legends in Florence
The 30th Fair Play Menarini International Award celebrated champions of integrity at Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, honoring legends like Armand Duplantis, Bebe Vio, and Diego Milito.
Five Historic Things to Do in Saskatoon This Weekend
Explore Wanuskewin, Doukhobor Dugout House, Meewasin walks, Francophone festival, and Marr Residence in Saskatoon this July 3-5 weekend.
Steve Nease Cartoon July 3 2026
Steve Nease's July 3, 2026 cartoon appears in the Toronto Sun, offering satirical commentary on current events.
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Rare Declaration of Independence Copy Found in UK Archives
UK National Archives discovers a rare 1776 Exeter-printed copy of the U.S. Declaration of Independence in papers from a captured American ship during the Revolutionary War.
Forgotten Heroines: Women of the American Revolution
As the US marks 250 years, the stories of women like Deborah Sampson, Phillis Wheatley, Polly Cooper, and Sybil Ludington reveal their crucial roles in the American Revolution, often overlooked by history.
Puyallup Tribe, First Nations Hope World Cup Boosts Cultural Awareness
The Puyallup Tribe and Canadian First Nations are leveraging 2026 World Cup partnerships to showcase Indigenous cultures, aiming to educate global audiences through soccer events.
Sail4th 250 Tall Ships Parade Gears Up at NYSE
The NYSE pre-market update highlights Sail4th 250's historic Tall Ships Parade, featuring President Chris O'Brien, U.S. Navy Admiral Caudle, and Sinda Executive Chairman Muñiz Quintanilla.
Yahoo vs Yeehaw: Official Stampede Yell?
A look at Calgary Stampede history shows 'yahoo' is the preferred yell over 'yeehaw,' with roots dating back to 1912 and a 2018 city poll favoring yahoo 80.6% to 19.4%.
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Daily Horoscope: July 2, 2026 – Moon in Aquarius
The Moon in Aquarius clears restrictions for shopping and decisions. Today's horoscope offers practical advice for all signs, with a focus on planning and listening to elders.
Canada to Join Eurovision in 2027, Carney Says
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Canada Day that Canada will debut at Eurovision in 2027, calling it the 'most gloriously over-the-top celebration of music.' The move aligns with his strategy to pivot toward Europe.
Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo Back in Halifax
The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo is back in Halifax for its 2026 edition, featuring performances from July 1. The event showcases military and civilian performers from around the world.
Canada's First Talking Statue Debuts at Banting House
Canada's first 'talking statue' has been unveiled at Banting House in London, Ontario, allowing visitors to hear stories about Sir Frederick Banting through an interactive audio experience.
30th Fair Play Menarini Award Kicks Off in Florence
The 30th Fair Play Menarini International Award begins in Florence, honoring champions like Armand Duplantis and Antonella Palmisano for sporting excellence, ethics, and loyalty.
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Heritage Montreal Accuses Retail Store of Gutting Century-Old Building
Heritage Montreal has accused a retail store of gutting a century-old building in downtown Montreal, stripping historic interior features without permits, sparking outrage over heritage preservation.
Daily Horoscope: July 1, 2026 – Moon Alert
Caution: Avoid shopping and important decisions from 7:30 AM to 4 PM EDT today. The Moon moves from Capricorn into Aquarius, bringing dynamic energy for all signs.
Canada Day Calgary 2026: Fireworks, Venues, Lineup
Calgary's Canada Day celebrations span seven venues on July 1, 2026, with an all-Canadian main stage lineup at Prince's Island Park and fireworks viewed from Max Bell Centre.
Downtown Windsor Hosts First-Ever Powwow
Downtown Windsor celebrated its first-ever powwow for Indigenous History Month, featuring competitive dancing, traditional drumming, and over 20 artisans, drawing hundreds to Charles Clark Square.
Halifax Pride Gears Up for Festival Despite Government Cuts
Halifax Pride organizers are moving forward with this year's festival despite government funding cuts, emphasizing community support and resilience.
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Edmonton Fringe Festival Marks 45 Years with Ambitious Plans
Organizers of the Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival aim to make the 45th edition the most memorable yet, with increased programming and community engagement.
Canadian Paralympic Committee Reveals New Logo
The Canadian Paralympic Committee launches a new logo featuring a full maple leaf atop the Paralympic Agitos, emphasizing Canadian identity and aligning with IPC guidelines.
Canada Day Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of Canadian Trivia
Test your knowledge of Canadian trivia with this Canada Day quiz by Will Ferguson, featuring questions from his new book 'Meanwhile, Back in Nokomis.'
Italy Unveils Ancient Etruscan Tomb Frescoes in New Display
Italy displays reconstructed François Tomb with 330–310 BC frescoes at Villa Giulia Etruscan Museum, highlighting its latest cultural acquisition from the ancient Etruscan civilization.
Pride Flags Raised at Victoria City Hall for 2026 Festival
Pride flags were raised at Victoria city hall on June 29, 2026, marking the start of the annual festival with ceremonies and community events.
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Right and wrong ways to save Toronto cultural landmarks
Jerry Agar contrasts the political campaign to save Sneaky Dee's with a private fundraising effort for the Old Fire Hall, arguing the latter respects property rights.
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