Category: News

Tim Horton’s Launches Chill To Win Contest

Tim Horton’s created Roll Up The Rim To Win to honour their most loyal coffee lovers, which is an annual contest Canadians look forward to every season.  This summer, Canada’s favourite coffee chain launched a new contest for Iced Capp lovers, called ‘Chill To Win.’ The contest officially launched on May 6, and celebrates the…

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Should The Toronto Casino Go To A City-Wide Referendum?

Toronto is preparing to finalize the OLG casino debate as part of a scheduled vote on May 21.  Councilors are divided over the casino proposal, while Toronto residents are equally conflicted over the proposal.  The ongoing controversy is increasing calls to delay the council vote, and instead open the proposal to a city-wide referendum. The…

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Sportsbetting Bill Sponsor Makes Final Case

NDP MP Brian Masse, the lead sponsor of Canada’s sportsbetting bill dubbed Bill C-290, is staging a last ditch effort to get the legislation passed into law.  Masse pleaded his case within the House of Commons yesterday by demanding the Conservative government convince its own appointed Senators to stop holding up the legislation. Masse took…

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Vancouver Canucks Backed Into A Corner

When the shortened NHL season began, the Vancouver Canucks were the one Canadian team favoured to win the Stanley Cup.  However, the team was unable to live up to the organization’s expectations despite finishing the season at the top of the Northwest Division.  Vancouver’s playoff performance has proven all but disastrous as the team hovers…

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PartyPoker WPT Returns To Canada

PartyPoker returned to the Playground Poker Club in Montreal this weekend to kick off the 2013 World Poker Tour Canadian Spring Championship.  The tournament began with three consecutive opening rounds that lasted from May 3 through May 5, and ended with 735 players anteing up to go all in. At the end of the three…

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OLG Promises $100 Million Casino Hosting Fee For Toronto

The future of the OLG proposed Toronto casino will be decided after a special city council meeting on May 21.  Several councilors support the casino; others are vehemently opposed to the proposal, while the remaining undecided voters hold the balance of power. The undecided councilors argue that a vote is illogical until all the information…

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Toronto Casino Debate Scheduled For May 21

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford decided that May 21 will be the day city councilors debate the merits of the proposed OLG casino.  The council discussion will conclude over a year of informal debates, consultations, and public feedback that will determine the future of gambling in Toronto. Council holds a general meeting on May 7 and…

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Pressure On Phil Kessel In Leafs Playoff Appearance

  The Toronto Maple Leafs step into the playoff rounds tonight for the first time in nine years, who will at last end the longest playoff drought in franchise history.  The Leafs are facing off against one of their toughest opponents in the Boston Bruins, who were Stanley Cup winners two years ago.  The pressure…

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Giorgio Mammoliti Introduces New Proposal For Toronto Casino Votes

The Toronto casino debate enters the final spring discussions with more questions than answers.  Councilors remain undecided on the preferred location for a casino, and are still without a casino hosting fee arrangement with the OLG. But a new question waded into the discussion this week when Councilor Giorgio Mammoliti suggested freezing property taxes for…

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