Join us for the 25th iteration of interior design show toronto in the metro toronto convention centre north building)!(courtesy indigenous design studio + architecture) structuring egalitarian partnerships
The 2024 interior design show (ids24), presented by miele, recently celebrated its 25th edition, with the flagship event returning to the metro toronto convention centre's north building from january 18 to 22.Ids returns in 2024 with its 25th edition.During those two decades, we've witnessed a lot of change.
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This year, ids will be celebrating 25 years of being canada's premier design showcase, and the event will take place from january 18 to 21, 2024, at the metro toronto convention centre's north building.This january we return to the north hall of the metro toronto convention centre, the scene of many successful editions of the show.Two parks on the street provide yet more evidence of montreal's passion for good design.
From sustainable and innovative pieces to thoughtfully created designs, this year's.Exhibitors will get an opportunity to place their brand, new products and services in front of a qualified audience of qualified buyers and leaders in architecture and design.
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Jake DeBrusk's run with the Boston Bruins is over, as he signed a free agent deal with the Vancouver Canucks.
DeBrusk, 27, signed a seven-year deal with an average annual value of $5.5 million against the salary cap.
DeBrusk played all seven years of his NHL career with the Bruins, with 266 points in 465 career games. He was selected 14th overall in 2015 by Boston. But the winger's status had been tenuous with the Bruins for the past few seasons, as his name hit the trade rumor mill annually. He asked for a trade in 2022 but later rescinded that request.
The winger had 19 goals and 21 assists in 80 games last season. He just closed a quick two-year deal with Boston that carried a $4 million salary cap hit.
The Canucks needed to bolster their left side heading into free agency. Jake Guentzel was on their radar, but he was scooped up by the Tampa Bay Lightning.
