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At least there is one Ontario industry that is happy to see business going downhill!
Needless to say the province’s amazing ski industry has waited a long time for things to go vertical as have the thousands of skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts in Ontario.
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While lockdown and stay-at-home orders have been extended in and around the GTA, as well as in Parry Sound and North Bay, the one bright spot is ski resorts and hills have been deemed to be safe and most are up and running for their first weekend of the 2021 season.
WARMINGTON: Ontario s ski industry goes downhill but no one complaining
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2020 Media Eclipse Award Winners Announced
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The National Thoroughbred Racing Association, Daily Racing Form and the National Turf Writers and Broadcasters today announced the winners of the 2020 Media Eclipse Awards in six categories. This year s awards are highlighted by Natalie Voss, Editor-in-Chief of the Paulick Report, becoming the first individual to win two writing award categories in the same year since the late Bill Nack earned two awards in 1991.