The Toronto Raptors’ odds of winning the championship skyrocketed after acquiring Kawhi Leonard, jumping from 100-to-1 to 22-to-1 — now rivaling top East teams and putting them squarely in the contender conversation. Once considered a long shot, the move instantly shifted fan perception and league expectations, proving how one superstar can redefine a franchise’s trajectory.

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Hamilton’s first human case of West Nile virus this year has triggered a high-risk alert — and experts are urging residents to take immediate action. Mosquitoes are breeding in standing water around homes, so eliminate it now. The city is treating public water areas with larvicide and reminding everyone to wear long sleeves, use DEET or Icaridin spray, and stay vigilant until the first frost hits. Most cases show no symptoms, but if you do get sick, signs appear 2–14 days after a bite. Prevention is key — act now to avoid getting bitten.

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Canada and the U.S. are locked in a damaging trade war, with both sides slapping steep tariffs on each other’s goods — from steel and cheese to farm equipment and furniture — sparking alarm among businesses that fear rising costs, lost investment, and slower job growth. The Ontario Chamber of Commerce is sounding the alarm, urging both governments to return to the rules of the USMCA and avoid further escalation. Chamber president Daniel Tisch warns that while short-term pain may be unavoidable, long-term economic damage could be catastrophic. Businesses are already reeling — one furniture store owner says he’s forced to reprice inventory and scramble for alternatives, knowing many American-made products can’t be easily replaced. The chamber is calling for swift government support to help companies adapt, stay competitive, and cushion the blow for consumers.

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