Sellers move to less-regulated markets over Ontario’s ticket resale legislation

Ontario’s new ticket resale legislation appears to be driving traffic to more loosely-regulated marketplaces, according to some season ticket holders, as sellers look for new means of selling tickets for a profit while skirting provincial laws. The legislation, aimed at levelling the playing field for sports fans and concertgoers, mandated that resale tickets cannot be…

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Merely Scrumptious Recipe: Cucumber Salad with citrus, ginger and chili – Toronto

Merely Scrumptious Recipe: Cucumber Salad with citrus, ginger and chili – Toronto

Descrease article font dimension Improve article font dimension Comply with together with Susan Hay and Chef Mark McEwan, as he prepares an attractive summer season salad utilizing Ontario cucumbers with citrus, ginger, and chili. Substances2 giant cucumbers, partially peeledseeded, reduce and dicedl oz olive oil1 1/2 oz of white wine vinegar1 tsp honey1 tsp Dijon…

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Questions over property taxes loom as Calgary officers craft subsequent 4-year price range – Calgary

Questions over property taxes loom as Calgary officers craft subsequent 4-year price range – Calgary

A number of metropolis councillors have inferred Calgarians are in for a property tax enhance this yr as officers steadiness a slew of competing priorities within the upcoming four-year price range. Metropolis council spent a number of hours behind closed doorways this week at their ultimate assembly of the summer season to debate the price…

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Regina’s Globe Theatre receives essential mortgage from metropolis council – Regina

Regina’s Globe Theatre receives essential mortgage from metropolis council – Regina

The way forward for Regina’s Globe Theatre not hangs within the stability. Regina metropolis council voted Wednesday in favour of loaning Canada’s solely everlasting theatre-in-the-round practically $1.4 million, with a purpose to assist with pressing obligations and payments. The vote was unanimous, with Mayor Chad Bachynski saying it was a tough choice. “There’s quite a…

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Sentencing delayed for semi-driver who killed 2 charity ride motorcyclists in northern Alberta

The semi driver who caused the deaths of two Alberta motorcycle riders, Laurent Isador and Tyler Duboski, was supposed to be sentenced Thursday. But that sentencing hearing was postponed due to a sudden medical issue with the Crown prosecutor. Michael Maurice Koochin, 40, of Slave Lake, pleaded guilty to two counts of dangerous driving causing death…

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