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How Toronto’s most notable dads celebrated Father’s Day

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Yesterday was a pretty active one on social media for Toronto’s notable dads. (No word from Drizzy on his alleged son Adonis, though.) Here’s how a few of them spent the day:

Chef Matty Matheson showed that parenting is all about attitude, not attire:

Ben Mulroney posted a poetic ode to his three kids, who are now royal wedding celebrities:

Jessica Mulroney followed up with a confession: their daughter calls Ben “Princess Daddy”:

Looks like Universal Canada head Jeffrey Remedios’s son Silos is well on his way to becoming a music buff (and camo-pant lover):

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Justin Trudeau spent the day exploring Gatineau Park with at least one of his children:

Susur Lee made up his own odd father’s day limerick:

He’s the “Father of Fusion,” and a regular dad, too!

His sons are known for their outrageous Instagrams, but Levi Bent-Lee kept it simple:

Rupi Kaur’s father sounds like a pretty great guy:

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Yannick Bisson’s wife, Shantelle, is proud of her actor husband’s corny dad jokes:

Centre fielder Kevin Pillar used the day to do some good: he’s selling a special baseball cap, and the proceeds will support kids’ rehab hospital Holland Bloorview.

Twins may be a lot of work, but at least they provide Jessi Cruickshank with fodder for some extra-cute Father’s Day posts:

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh sure looks a lot like his dad, pictured here in 1966:

E-Talk’s Devon Soltendieck evidently likes his dad job more than his day job:

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And finally, our new premier, Doug Ford, spent the day with his four daughters and his wife. From left: Kara, Kayla, Karla, Krista and Kyla:

Jean Grant has been a freelance writer since 2015, covering a range of lifestyle topics like shopping, interiors, wellness and culture for publications like Maclean’s and Toronto Life. She also enjoys working with brands to develop custom content, and shares personal essays through her Substack newsletter, Nobody is Thinking About You.
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