Bruce Forsyth

July 2025 Toronto’s Molson Amphitheatre was turned into a multimedia comedy carnival on 9 July, when the king of musical comedy brought his show to the city where fun usually goes to die. Serving up two hours of music, comedy, short films, lots of costume changes and droll social commentary, the pride of Lynwood, California, …

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Trinity College Gates – The iconic landmark at Trinity Bellwoods Park a tribute to the former college

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July 2025 The Queen Street entrance to Trinity Bellwoods Park in Toronto, Ontario, has a unique feature, that also serves as a nod to the property’s past: the stone and wrought iron gates that marked the main entrance to Trinity College. Trinity Bellwoods Park was created around 1900, and was referred to at the time …

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Barrie Tornado Monument – A silent reminder of that horrible day in May 1985

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June 2025 On 31 May 1985, the southern Ontario City of Barrie was forever changed. That was the day that an F-4 tornado tore through the small city, one of around 9 tornados that slammed though the province that day. When all was done, 12 people were dead, more than 600 homes were badly damaged, …

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Beaverkill Covered Bridge – One of the oldest bridges over the Beaverkill River still standing after 160 years

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June 2025 Covered bridges were once quite popular across North America throughout the 19th century. Back when wood was inexpensive and commonly used in bridge construction, there was an obvious benefit to adding walls and roofs to slow deterioration caused by rain, snow and the sun. Covered bridges, a timber-truss structure with a roof, decking …

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Because Of The Line Of Duty – 2nd Annual Ontario Police Suicide Memorial remembers officers lost to suicide

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June 2025 On 22 June, the second annual Ontario Police Suicide Memorial service, held on the grounds of the Ontario Police Memorial beside Queen’s Park in Toronto. This ceremony and what it signifies means a lot to me. I’m a retired West Grey Police Service officer and I almost ended up on the Honour Roll. …

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They Will Dance Again – Nova Music Festival Exhibition shows the horrors of the 7 October attack by the terrorist death cult Hamas

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June 2025 On 7 October 2023, a group of around 6, 000 terrorists with the death cult Hamas breached the border between the Gaza Strip and Israel, and launched an armed attack against civilians attending the Nova Music Festival near Kibbutz Re’im, in southern Israel. The barbaric attack began at 06:29 hours, as the sun …

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RCAF Centennial Parkette celebrates 100 years of service to Canada

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June 2025 In December 2024, a small parkette was dedicated in Springwater Township, west of Barrie, Ontario. Dedicated in honour of the centennial of the Royal Canadian Air Force, a retired Canadair CT-133 Silver Star jet trainer, is the centrepiece of memorial parkette. Seven plaques are found along a short walking path around the parkette, …

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No More Pipelines for Carney

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June 2025 “First off, I’ve said repeatedly: yes. First point,” Carney said in an exclusive interview with CTV News’ Chief Political Correspondent Vassy Kapelos. Prime Minister Mark “His Majesty” Carney went further on Tuesday, explicitly saying he supports building a pipeline if the consensus exists for one. If there is consensus? Oy veh! Yep, there …

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The end for Brampton’s infamous Marigold Hotel

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June 2025 The infamous Marigold Hotel is no more. While the building still stands, so far, it’s been turned into a rotting corpse of a building. In just two short years, vandals, the elements and water damage, have turned it into a dilapidated mess. Sitting on the busy Queen Street East in Brampton, Ontario, not …

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The Gage Park Fountain is the centrepiece of this historic park

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June 2025 Gage Park is an iconic jewel in the southern Ontario city of Hamilton. The 30-hectare multi-use park was created in the 1920s in a style reflective of the Canadian City Beautiful movement, featuring outstanding gardens, a large selection of trees, including Cherry Blossom trees that attract large crowds every spring, a 14,000 square-foot …

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