There’s lots to do in the Niagara region this weekend, from a wine festival in Niagara Falls, a free Indigenous medicine workshop in St. Catharines and a self-guided garden tour in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Plus, where to swim and watch the World Cup.
Inside the story of Toronto’s Iraqi community has waited 40 years for this World Cup moment.
This week could see temperatures as high as 35 C and a humidex of 42, according to Environment Canada.
Canada beat Puerto Rico in the World Cup qualifying game, but for many people, that result was secondary to seeing Shai Gilgeous-Alexander play in Hamilton.
