News of the day: Why the Bluesfest bagpiper is saying goodbye; OCDSB to march in Capital Pride after reversing decision; Andlauer-backed group loses bid for Château Montebello | Page 10 | Unpublished
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Publication Date: July 13, 2026 - 16:37

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News of the day: Why the Bluesfest bagpiper is saying goodbye; OCDSB to march in Capital Pride after reversing decision; Andlauer-backed group loses bid for Château Montebello

July 13, 2026
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The race to become Toronto’s next mayor is welcoming a late and potentially game-breaking candidate in former Conservative federal cabinet minister and long-time diplomat Chris Alexander. The 57-year-old, once Canada’s ambassador to Afghanistan (2003-2005) and an immigration minister under former Prime Minister Stephen Harper, had been rumoured to be considering a run and informally launched his bid with a campaign website on Tuesday night. “I’m running because Toronto has been standing still for three years,” it reads. “A city with this much talent, strength and potential should...
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