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6 days ago

Looking to take in the World Series this weekend? Here's a list of watch parties in the GTA | CBC News

Nathan Phillips Square The City of Toronto is hosting free viewing parties outside in Nathan Phillips Square. The event will feature a DJ and Blue Jays trivia between innings. Fans are encouraged to wear jerseys, bring their own blanket and chairs and snacks. The Toronto sign will glow in blue and white. Where: 100 Queen St. W. When: Friday and Saturday, starting at 8 p.m. The City of Toronto is hosting free viewing parties outside in Nathan Phillips Square. (Patrick Morrell/CBC)
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3 months ago

Coldplay fans concerned about new Rogers Stadium ahead of band's Toronto shows | CBC News

"I'm trying not to dwell on all the negative aspects of the publicity that has been going around about the new stadium. I'm trying to stay positive, but I would be lying if I said that I wasn't just a little bit concerned about some of the safety aspects."
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3 months ago

Live Nation 'making adjustments' at Toronto's Rogers Stadium after fan complaints | CBC News

Live Nation Canada is adjusting its crowd management at Rogers Stadium following concerns raised by concertgoers.
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4 months ago

'A nightmare': Fan describes leaving concert at Toronto's new Rogers Stadium | CBC News

Concertgoers demand improved crowd control after two-hour exit delays at Rogers Stadium.
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5 months ago

Bryan Adams to help kick off Departure Festival, a reimagined Canadian Music Week | CBC News

Departure Festival transforms and broadens its scope beyond music, now including comedy, fashion, and technology.
Toronto
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6 months ago

'You unite together': Khalsa Day parade brings thousands to downtown Toronto | CBC News

The Khalsa Day parade celebrates Sikh New Year and community in Toronto, exemplifying inclusiveness and cultural pride.
Toronto
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6 months ago

Easter Weekend 2025: What's open and closed in Toronto | CBC News

Toronto's Easter weekend will feature various activities despite potential rain, with many public facilities closed during the holiday.
Key grocery and facility closures during Easter weekend require planning for Toronto residents.
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