March Break brings art, theatre and hands-on activities across Toronto and Mississauga
Families planning March Break outings can find outdoor art, stage productions and workshops across Toronto, plus a virtual space experience in Mississauga.
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Internal records show Ontario Health atHome spent weeks seeking details after a vendor’s ransomware attack affected an estimated 200,000 patients.
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Flore Laurentienne announces Toronto and Ottawa dates for Volume III tour
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By Canada Voice Staff · 2 min read
U of T report flags Canada's reliance on foreign AI infrastructure
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By Canada Voice Staff · 2 min read
Ontario Science Centre plans March Break activities at Harbourfront and Toronto Zoo
Families can explore wildlife, heart anatomy and lunar challenges through Ontario Science Centre programming from March 14 to 22. Activities are planned at Harbourfront Centre, the Toronto Zoo and London Children’s Museum.
By Canada Voice Staff · 2 min read