Drive-ins 'complement' indoor movie theatres: Industry spokesperson
The snow may barely be off the ground, but the 5 Drive-In Oakville was back in business as of Friday.
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Local News iPad 'brought me into the world,' says senior who got tablet through her church
A year ago, Claire Steel wouldn’t even know how to turn on an iPad. Now the Brantford senior is Zoom chatting with her friends, Face Timing with her great-grandchildren and ... -
Local News Kingston Police ask for help locating missing woman
Kingston Police are requesting the public’s assistance in locating a missing 23-year-old woman.
SIMMONS: Giant opportunity for the Maple Leafs can't be wasted
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Curling Hall of Famer Middaugh makes triumphant return to Brier after devastating leg injury derailed ...
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Jacobs opens with victory
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Local roundup: Chatham soccer sign-up, Raaymakers wins award
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SIMMONS: The remarkable and improbable life of Chris Schultz
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SPECIAL REPORT: Are all sports shutdowns necessary?
'Nomadland' and 'The Crown' top Critics Choice Awards
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SALTZMAN: How to stream TV shows, movies — for free
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Benedict Cumberbatch talks The Mauritanian, The Courier and Doctor Strange 2
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Tom Holland addiction drama 'Cherry' tops this week's TV must-sees
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Manitoulin Island native to lead Young People’s Theatre
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Sarnia-born author Mary Lawson's fourth novel was unexpected
Master breeders to be announced Jan 23
It’ll be a Master Breeder gala like you’ve never seen before! This year the whole country can find out together the names of Holstein Canada’s 2020 Master Breeders.
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Farm News Trial starts for Windsor native accused of breaking into mink farm to video living conditions
An Ontario Court trail began Monday for a Windsor-born animal rights activist who is criminally charged with unlawfully entering a mink farm just north of Kingston. -
Farm News Ontario hiking ethanol content in gasoline to help fight climate change
Ontario plans to raise by half the ethanol content required in gasoline in a move to fight climate change that could also dangle benefits to Southwestern Ontario’s vast corn belt.
GP-based singer-songwriter beginning to see the fruits of her labour
A lifetime of writing songs is finally paying off for a Grande Prairie-based singer song-writer.New Brunswick native Christina Rogers, who moved to the Swan City seven years ago, has seen ...
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News Year in Review: Local man's life saved after unexpected transplant
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News Capturing 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation' in the COVID-19 era
"Super, bravo from Québec," a Paule Ratté added recently.
