5 h. ago Dodgers star gets booed out of Toronto kids hospital in hilarious new commercial

Toronto Blue Jays fans don't appear to have forgiven the Los Angeles Dodgers just yet – even if it's for a good cause.The Dodgers, as you surely know by now, broke just about all of Canada's collective hearts last month when they topped the Blue Jays in an epic seven-game World Series.And one of the heroes for the Dodgers in that series was Freddie Freeman, hitting a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 18th inning of a long Game 3.Given that Freeman represents Canada internationally in baseball due to his Canadian parents' roots, he'd usually be a natural pick for many Canadian commercials.But in a recent holiday spot for SickKids hospital (alongside none other than Ryan Reynolds), Freeman didn't exactly get the warmest of receptions.Rub some dirt on it @FreddieFreeman5! And thank you for being such a good sport supporting @sickkids. Everyone who can, please donate before December 24th and all donations will be matched up to $1,000,000. pic.twitter.c...

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4 d. ago La «Soirée Mammouth» laisse sa place à d’autres émissions pour ados

Télé-Québec transforme son offre pour les ados et créera «Mammouth. Le studio», une production pour les réseaux sociaux.

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1 week ago Historic Toronto Blue Jays home run ball from World Series up for sale

A piece of Toronto Blue Jays history is now up for sale.The ball from Addison Barger’s pinch-hit grand slam in Game 1 of the 2025 World Series is now up for auction, after one Blue Jays fan opted to part ways with it.The ball was caught by Georgetown native Austin Jenkins, who was attending the game with family and friends.Barger’s bat connected with a ball that laser-beamed pretty much right directly at Jenkins’ seat, who emerged from the chaos of the moment triumphantly lifting the ball over his head. “The emotions of the moment still haven’t cooled down. It was and is the highest adrenaline rush I’ll ever feel in my life,” Jenkins had told Offside two days after the home run. Toronto entered the sixth inning tied 2-2 with the Los Angeles Dodgers in Canada’s first World Series game since 1993.Amazingly, the 11-4 victory was actually Toronto’s only home win in an epic seven-game series, with the Blue Jays falling in seven g...

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1 week ago Les États généraux du syndicalisme, nécessaires, mais difficiles, selon la FTQ

Les syndicats veulent transformer la réflexion collective amorcée en mars en leviers pour renforcer leur influence.

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2 w. ago Epic Games et Unity s'associent pour transformer Fortnite en une plateforme de jeux vidéo

Epic Games et Unity vont s'associer afin de permettre l'intégration de titres conçus avec Unity directement dans Fortnite,

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last month Toronto Blue Jays’ epic World Series Game 7 sets global MLB viewership record

Finale between Blue Jays and Los Angeles Dodgers averaged a whopping 51 million viewers across Canada, U.S. and Japan.

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