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Toronto celebrates the 25th edition of Doors Open this weekend, offering rare access to 150 buildings across the city. With a theme centered around play, the event invites visitors to rediscover the city through joy and curiosity. New venues include Ubisoft Toronto, Spin Master Headquarters, and the Toronto School of Art, while Old City Hall and the Don Jail return after a five-year break. The program features interactive experiences like workshops and still-life drawing, and debuts the Home Game: Toronto Loves Basketball exhibition at Harbourfront Centre, celebrating the city’s deep connection to the sport. Organizers hope the event inspires reflection on the role of public spaces in community and civic life.
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A bizarre scene unfolded at the Port of San Juan on September 7 when Jey González-Díaz leapt off Royal Caribbean’s Rhapsody of the Seas in a desperate attempt to avoid paying a hefty gambling debt. According to a criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE, González-Díaz...
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