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- 1Springer bids emotional farewell to Toronto on Scherzer's big dayβΌEmotional Springer says goodbye to Toronto on Scherzer's Hall-worthy day
George Springer delivered an emotional goodbye to Toronto on a day that also carried significance for Max Scherzer, whose performance drew Hall of Fame comparisons. The Blue Jays' game doubled as a farewell moment for Springer and a celebratory milestone for Scherzer, with fans and media responding to the contrasting emotions of the occasion.
- 2Toronto Biennial of Art opens with rupture as its themeβFourth Toronto Biennial of Art brings more than 30 artists and collectives together around the theme of rupture
The fourth Toronto Biennial of Art has launched, bringing together more than 30 artists and collectives under the theme of rupture. The edition explores ideas of breakage, division and discontinuity through works presented across the city, positioning the biennial as one of Canada's major contemporary art events and prompting discussion about how artists respond to social and cultural fractures.
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Homes across Ontario are taking months to sell instead of the days-long turnover that defined the province's recent housing booms. Local coverage highlights how prolonged listing times signal a shift in market conditions, with buyers gaining leverage and sellers facing longer waits for offers across communities from the Greater Toronto Area to smaller regional markets.
- 4GTA home listings shrinking faster than salesβGTA home listings are drying up faster than sales. Hereβs what it means for buyers and sellers
New listings in the Greater Toronto Area are falling faster than home sales are declining, according to NOW Toronto. The tightening supply means buyers may face fewer options and less bargaining power even in a slower market, while sellers with well-priced homes could see reduced competition. The report examines what this imbalance could mean for both sides of the market heading into the coming months.
- 5Meta bans Toronto performer over old bikini photoβMeta bans another Toronto performer from Instagram and Facebook over Bikini
Meta has removed another Toronto performer from Instagram and Facebook, saying an old photo showing dancers in bikinis promotes harm. The ban is the latest in a series of similar actions against local performers, prompting criticism that the company's automated moderation is unfairly penalizing legitimate artists and raising fresh questions about how Meta applies its community standards.