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Howie Mandel revisited his past when he returned to his hometown of Toronto, where he was the guest of honour at the opening ceremonies of the 2022 Canadian National Exhibition on Friday, Aug. 19.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorDNEG, the visual effects house behind “Dune” and “First Man” has opened the doors of its VFX and animation studio in Toronto.The studio is located in the King West district of the city with over 150 artists on board as it pushes forward in its expansion. In January, DNEG revealed plans to go public via a $1.7 billion SPAC deal.“I am thrilled with the progress DNEG has made over the past six months in establishing a strong presence in Ontario, with exciting career opportunities in visual effects work for film and episodic projects, feature animation, and technology,” said general manager, Gavin Graham.

Sunday might be the last time Toronto Blue Jays fans hear the voice of play-by-play announcer Buck Martinez for some time as the baseball legend steps back to begin treatment for cancer.

Toronto Mayor John Tory has awarded Canadian music legend Gordon Lightfoot a key to the city, as Massey Hall reopens after being closed for renovations.

John Candy’s children are remembering their beloved dad on the 27th anniversary of his death. 

As football fans throughout North America celebrate Super Bowl Sunday, Torontonians are celebrating a slightly different variation thanks to a hometown hero making his debut performing at the big game.

The Weeknd has been honoured with his own day by the mayor of Toronto ahead of his Super Bowl performance.The musician will take to the stage during the halftime show in Tampa, Florida later today (February 7).In recognition of the moment, Toronto mayor John Tory has declared today The Weeknd Day.

Colin Mochrie is calling on Toronto’s decision-makers to put an end to encampment evictions across the city.

John Candy would have turned 70 on Halloween, and to celebrate his life and legendary talent, the City of Toronto is proclaiming Oct. 31 "John Candy Day." Mayor John Tory made the announced Thursday via social media.

Mayor John Tory says Toronto will still have a Canada Day, it will just be virtual.