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GILROY, Calif. (KGO) -- The iconic Gilroy Garlic Festival is officially coming back. Organizers made the announcement on Friday afternoon. From July 25 through 27, it will be held at a new ...

Just after sunrise, the pensioners and retirees start to trickle in to the Golden Diner in downtown Toronto, early enough to snag their favourite tables. Then it’s the nine-to-fivers who come ...

The City of Toronto pulled back the curtain on the official FIFA World Cup host city poster designed by a local artist on Friday. The vibrant blue and red quilt-like design was created by Toronto ...

For the first time in 19 years, the annual salary to be a Toronto city councillor is going up significantly. Councillors voted 15-8 in favour of a 24 per cent pay raise following a city council ...

A number of Toronto thoroughfares once known as lively, walkable streets lined with shops and restaurants have been rendered almost unrecognizable in recent years, largely because of what feels ...

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Exciting news for Little Monsters of Toronto. On Monday, Lady Gaga announced “The Mayhem Ball,” a world tour that includes two stops at Scotiabank Arena on Sept. 10 and Sept. 11. Richie Assaly ...

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