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Record-breaking Canada's Wonderland coaster crosses biggest milestone yet

1 day ago | blogto.com | Jack Landau

Canada's Wonderland is preparing to enter the record books with its long-awaited AlpenFury launch coaster, soon to become the longest, tallest and fastest launch coaster in the country with more inversions than any other roller coaster on the continent.
There's a huge free party to relive the Toronto Raptors' championship win next week

3 days ago | blogto.com | Adam Laskaris

The Toronto Raptors might not be playing right now, but that doesn't mean that their fans can't come together for a good time.
Toronto's enormous temporary stadium opens this month and here's how it looks

4 days ago | blogto.com | Jack Landau

The massive Rogers Stadium under construction at Toronto's YZD (formerly the Downsview Airport Lands) is now just a few weeks away from its first scheduled show on June 29, and the temporary behemoth set to become the city's largest purpose-built music venue is inching closer to the finish line.
Former Toronto Raptor Pascal Siakam going viral for tense interview

6 days ago | blogto.com | Adam Laskaris

Former Toronto Raptors star Pascal Siakam found himself at the centre of a viral interaction with a reporter on Thursday evening. With Siakam's Indiana Pacers one game away from potentially advancing to the NBA Finals, they fell quite short in a 111-94 loss to the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. Siakam told the media that he felt that the Knicks outworked the Pacers in the win, particularly with their season on the line.
Adidas Canada hit with data breach affecting customers' personal information

1 week ago | blogto.com | Isabelle Docto

Some Adidas Canada customers' personal information may have been affected in a data breach. On Friday morning, the athletic apparel company's Canadian division emailed customers notifying them of an issue it had "recently become aware of" that may have impacted some people's data. "Adidas recently learned that an unauthorized external party gained access to certain customer data through a third-party customer service provider," reads the email.
Two Canadian airlines have officially merged and here are the details

1 week ago | blogto.com | Isabelle Docto

Sunwing Airlines flew its final commercial flight on Thursday after it officially completed its integration with WestJet. The merge, which was two years in the making, is part of WestJet's strategy to give Canadians more options when it comes to sun and leisure travel. The second-largest airline in Canada has now integrated all jet aircraft under a single Air Operator Certificate, including 16 former Swoop aircraft, another nine former Lynx Air planes, and now 18 more from Sunwing Airlines.
Lilo & Stitch stars share how they'd spend their perfect day in Toronto

1 week ago | blogto.com | Jack Landau

Disney's live-action reboot of the 2002 smash-hit Lilo & Stitch hit theatres in May, and with the movie's press tour in full swing, blogTO got the chance to catch up with the film's cast to test their knowledge of local hangouts. Lilo & Stitch stars Tia Carrere and Courtney B. Vance recently sat down with blogTO to talk about how the famous actors would spend their perfect day in Toronto. Tia Carrere, who plays social worker Mrs. Kekoa in the movie, and Courtney B.
Huge Toronto tower made of wood technically started construction over a decade ago

1 week ago | blogto.com | Jack Landau

An impressive tower built largely out of wood is rising in Toronto, but this project technically started construction years earlier, before a tower was even proposed for this site near St. George subway station. The University of Toronto's new Academic Wood Tower is rising at an impressive pace, though it had a bit of a head start.
Even more people now have access to Canadian Dental Care Plan

1 week ago | blogto.com | Isabelle Docto

Even more people are able to apply to the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) starting Thursday. The program, which was implemented in 2023, aims to lower dental costs for Canadians earning less than $90,000 a year. According to the federal government, the dental plan will help up to nine million uninsured people get access to oral health care. Earlier this month, Canadians ages 18 to 34 were able to apply for the CDCP. That age range expands on Thursday, May 29, to those aged 35 to 54.
Toronto's new Ontario Line subway just took a massive leap forward

1 week ago | blogto.com | Jack Landau

A key station on the 15.6-kilometre Ontario Line subway has advanced through an important milestone, bringing the nightmare of traffic and road closures at one of Toronto's busiest intersections a step closer to clearing. The provincial government announced the start of excavation work for the Ontario Line's Queen Station on Wednesday.