Tim Dolighan cartoon, Feb. 3, 2025

Vincent Georgie, executive director of the Windsor International Film Festival, credits the festival's success to its unique business model, which has allowed it to grow into Canada's largest volunteer-run film festival. With a budget of around $2 million, 60 events, and over 100 sponsorships and private donors, WIFF has become a staple in the community, drawing 50,000 attendees last year. Georgie emphasizes the importance of balancing artistic talent with business acumen in order to sustain...

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A plan to implement a commercial parking levy in the City of Toronto, expected to raise $100-108 million annually for critical municipal services like transit, has been postponed pending approval from MPAC and the provincial government. Despite support from transit and environmental groups, a City-run administration proposal was rejected, with City staff continuing to pursue sustainable funding sources and revenue tools to address budget deficits, despite concerns from the Toronto Region Board of Trade about...

Former LSU receiver Malik Nabers stood out in the Pro Bowl flag football game, scoring two touchdowns for the NFC team, who secured a 76-63 victory over the AFC. The NFC's strong offensive performance, led by MVP Jared Goff, included standout plays from players like Justin Jefferson and Budda Baker. The game showcased the talent of former LSU players, with Ja'Marr Chase and Brian Thomas Jr. also making significant contributions for the AFC team. Full...

Quebec Premier François Legault warned that a prolonged trade war between the US and Canada could lead to the loss of over 100,000 jobs in Quebec. He pledged to unite with other provincial leaders to combat Donald Trump's trade policies. Legault emphasized the importance of standing strong against potential job losses and economic impacts. Full Article

Ontario has followed in British Columbia's footsteps by removing U.S. alcohol products from provincial liquor retailers. This decision comes amidst the ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the United States. The move aims to support Canadian businesses and products while avoiding potential retaliatory measures from the U.S. Full Article