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Planning October in Toronto 2025? Here are the best fall and Halloween events in Toronto, complete with exact dates, locations, what to expect, and smart tips.
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Sephora Unveils Pre-Boxing Day Fragrance Deals: 20% off
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Exclusive Boxing Day Sale on Dyson’s Air Wrap and More
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Chanel Hires a New Designer: Matthieu Blazy Takes Over
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Bitcoin Smashes $112K as Institutions Pile In and US Debt Worries Grow
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Trump Threatens 25 % Tariff on iPhones and 50 % Levy on All EU Imports
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Web Summit Debuts in North America, Puts Vancouver’s Cleantech on Center Stage
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TD Bank to Trim 2 % of Jobs, Targets $650 M in Annual Savings
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Canada Post Faces Friday Walkout as Union Rejects 13 % Wage Offer
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Moody’s Downgrade Spurs Treasury Sell-Off, Pushing Rates Toward New Highs
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Two Israeli Embassy Staff Killed Near Capital Jewish Museum
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Tornado Outbreak Leaves 28 Dead and Up to $11 B in Damage Across Central US
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Trump Reveals $25 B ‘Golden Dome’ Missile Shield, Eyes 2030 Completion
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Allies Warn Israel: Lift Gaza Blockade or Face Sanctions, Say UK, France, Canada
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Former President Biden Begins Treatment Talks After Stage-4 Prostate Cancer News
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CATL Surges 18% in Hong Kong’s Biggest 2025 IPO as EV Battery Demand Soars
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OpenAI Launches Codex, a Standalone AI Agent That Codes Without You
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OpenAI Unveils Codex: Web-Based Agent Automates Coding Tasks
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Israeli Air Strikes Kill 114 in Gaza as Ground Push Looms
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Cannes Film Festival Says ‘No’ to Nudity on the Red Carpet This Year
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Microsoft Cuts 6,000 Jobs, Trimming 3% of Global Workforce
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U.S. Tech Giants Score Major AI Deals as Trump Tours Gulf, Nvidia Leads the Charge
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