It’s hoping to operate as usual. One of Toronto’s most thrilling summer attractions is planning on making a comeback this year. After a 2-year hiatus, the 2022 Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) is officially getting ready to open in August. With 18 fun-filled days of all-new features and returning events expected to attract more than 1.4 …
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Thinking of living to another country, or wondering where your current home ranks in the list of best living destinations? Here you will find the best places to live and work in 2022. It’s been a difficult couple of years, but hope is on the horizon, and your dream place to live is once again …
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One of Toronto’s most thrilling summer (CNE) attractions NO MORE? TORONTO — The CNE needs $11 million to survive to 2022, its executive director says The City of Toronto has cancelled all major in-person events for a second straight summer due to COVID-19, it confirmed Friday. A petition to keep the Canadian National Exhibit (CNE) …
The CNE Toronto might close permanently after 142 years in business Read More »
For the first time, Canada takes the top spot overall in the 2021 Best Countries Report, a ranking and analysis project by U.S. News & World Report; BAV Group, a unit of global marketing communications company VMLY&R; and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. The report is released annually and last year, Switzerland snagged first …
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Those aged 50 and up across Ontario now qualify to book a vaccine through the provincial booking system, in addition to those with high-risk health conditions and a number of employees who cannot work from home. The newly eligible workers include those in the education, child care, and the food and manufacturing sectors. People aged 18 and …
Canada will aim to welcome 1.2 million immigrants from 2021 to 2023 to make up for a shortfall this year blamed on the pandemic, the immigration minister announced Friday. The plan calls for accepting 401,000 new permanent residents in 2021, 411,000 in 2022 and 421,000 in 2023 — an immigration rate equal to about one …
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