Tag: Toronto
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Raptors Takeaways: Win over Hawks Elevates Toronto in Emirates NBA Cup Standings
Raptors Edge Hawks to Strengthen Emirates NBA Cup Position The Toronto Raptors extended their positive run with a convincing win over the Atlanta Hawks in the Emirates NBA Cup, the NBA’s mid-season competition designed to inject urgency into a portion of the schedule that can often drift. The result leaves Toronto in a favorable spot…
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Genomic Testing to Become Standard for Cancer Patients at Canada’s Largest Center in Five-Year Joint U.S. Study
Overview: A landmark genomic testing initiative Canada’s Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in Toronto has announced a bold plan to offer genomic testing to every patient treated at the facility over the next five years. The program, conducted in collaboration with major U.S. hospitals, aims to determine whether hereditary health risks are embedded in patients’ DNA.…
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Toronto Synagogue Targeted Again: Rabbi Reflects on 10th Vandalism Incident
Recurring Target: A Toronto Congregation under Siege The Jewish community in Toronto’s north end is grappling with a troubling pattern. Kehillat Shaarei Torah, a synagogue that serves families and individuals across the city’s northern districts, has suffered antisemitic vandalism for the 10th time in just over a year and a half. The repeated attacks have…
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Toronto Synagogue Targeted Again: Rabbi Responds to 10th Incident in 18 Months
Emergency at Kehillat Shaarei Torah: A Pattern of Vandalism Early Tuesday, antisemitic vandals struck Kehillat Shaarei Torah, a synagogue in Toronto’s north end, marking the site’s 10th incident in just over a year and a half. The sequence of attacks has unsettled the community, drawing attention to a troubling pattern of harassment facing Jewish worshippers…
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Toronto Synagogue Hit for 10th Time: The Rabbi Speaks on Ongoing Vandalism
Recurring antisemitic vandalism strikes Toronto synagogue for the 10th time In the north end of Toronto, Kehillat Shaarei Torah faced yet another act of vandalism on Tuesday, marking the tenth incident targeting the congregation in just over a year and a half. The repeated damage, coming on the heels of a string of similar attacks…
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Blue Jays on the Threshold, Dodgers Bracing for Survival in World Series Game 6
Game 6 Stakes: Blue Jays Hold the Momentum, Dodgers Fight for Survival The World Series has reached a pivotal moment as Game 6 looms, with the Toronto Blue Jays holding a potential edge and the Los Angeles Dodgers desperate to force a decisive win on the road. After a see-saw sequence of wins and losses,…
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Torontoceros hypogaeus: The Mysterious Deer Fossil Unearthed Near a TTC Station Finally Revealed
A Mystery Unearthed in Toronto’s Transit Past For nearly five decades, a peculiar fossil unearthed during the construction of Islington subway station in Toronto resisted full explanation. Now, a collaborative study from Trent University, the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), and the Royal Alberta Museum has finally shed light on its origins. The discovery, labeled Torontoceros…
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Gas Explosion at Toronto Construction Site Sends 7 to Hospital
Overview of the Incident Seven construction workers were hospitalized after a gas explosion early Tuesday at a high-rise project in Toronto. Police and emergency crews responded to reports of an explosion around 9:15 a.m. at a building under construction near Esther Shiner Boulevard and Provost Drive. Initial assessments by firefighters indicated no active blaze, but…
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Bichette Out as Jays Face Mariners in ALCS
Bichette’s absence shapes the ALCS for the Blue Jays Toronto head coach and front-office decisions have set a pointed stage for the American League Championship Series against the Seattle Mariners, with a notable absence looming over the Blue Jays’ lineup. Shortstop Bo Bichette, who has been recovering from a left knee sprain since late September,…
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Blue Jays’ Bichette Out for ALCS as Scherzer, Bassitt Lead Pivotal Series vs Mariners
ALCS Spotlight: Blue Jays Without Bo Bichette as Mariners Come to Toronto The Toronto Blue Jays will open the American League Championship Series without their shortstop, Bo Bichette, who has been ruled out of the 26-man roster for the series against the Seattle Mariners. Bichette, sidelined by a left knee sprain sustained five weeks ago,…
