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Jean-Michel Basquiat: Now's the Time at the Art Gallery of Ontario until 10 May.

Outsiders is at the Art Gallery of Ontario until 29 May and the CONTACT festival takes place throughout Toronto for the month of May.

Toronto-based artist, zine publisher, and video game master Jim Munroe is Toronto's latest star artist in residence at the Art Gallery of Ontario until April 4. As part of his temporary takeover, catch an internationally-renowned institution dipping into unfamiliar territory when they host their first sold-out Fancy Video Game Party on February 21.

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Blastomycosis was a reportable disease in Ontario until 1989 (31 ).

Of these, 3,536 survived at least 5 years after diagnosis with no evidence of recurrence in administrative data and were continuously eligible for health insurance in Ontario until death or at least 7 years after diagnosis.

They shut down the Allen Expressway ; held court outside the Toronto Police headquarters; and when Premier Kathleen Wynne would not meet with them, they went right to the steps of the Ontario legislature until she came out to hear their concerns.

In Toronto, for a hundred years, the authorities let the construction companies just dump their landfill into Lake Ontario, until it turned into a pile of rubble so large that it attracted deer and coyotes and warblers in migration.

He was assigned to garrison duty at Sackett's Harbor on Lake Ontario until August 28, 1845, when he returned to the Academy to serve as an assistant professor of geography, history, and ethics.

Having discussed the points of view of the two governments, it can be concluded that Ontario will not move until Ottawa clarifies AECL's ownership status.

Ontario: It wasn't until the end of our four-day paddle, when the canoes were strapped to the pontoons of a float plane and we started to rise above the water, that I finally understood the extent of wilderness in northwestern Ontario's Wabakimi Provincial Park.