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[ April 20, 2018 ] Have You Seen the 2018 Prism Prize Nominees Yet? Folk-Country
[ April 19, 2018 ] Earth Day Pop-Up Adventure Playground coming to Trinity Bellwoods Kids & Families
[ April 18, 2018 ] “A Day in the Life” with local artist Michelle Nolden Artist Profiles
[ April 17, 2018 ] “Five Minutes With” Canadian Musician Andy Kim Music
[ April 16, 2018 ] Toronto company Welo aims to get more probiotics in our diet Food & Drink

Folk-Country

Have You Seen the 2018 Prism Prize Nominees Yet?

The Prism Prize recently announced the Top 10 best Canadian music videos of the year, as voted by a jury of more than 120 Canadian music, film and media arts professionals. Now running in their [...]
Kids & Families

Earth Day Pop-Up Adventure Playground coming to Trinity Bellwoods

We’ve had a bit of “cabin fever” thanks to this long and drawn out winter in the city. Thankfully the temperature is getting better and we can spend more time outdoors. Just in time to [...]
Artist Profiles

“A Day in the Life” with local artist Michelle Nolden

Michelle Nolden has been a driving force behind the Lakeshorts International Short Film Festival. As the Artistic Director, Michelle has helped to shape the vision, brand and reputation of the Festival. Despite being a busy, [...]
Music

“Five Minutes With” Canadian Musician Andy Kim

Name: Andy Kim Founded: 1968 # of Albums: 1968 How’d We Ever Get This Way 1969 Rainbow Ride Baby I Love You 1973 Andy Kim 1974 Andy Kim 1980 Baron Longfellow (as Baron Longfellow) 1984 [...]
Food & Drink

Toronto company Welo aims to get more probiotics in our diet

Local entrepreneurs Stef Prodea and Jack Baker started Welo “to create real and functional products for real people” and do so through their lineup of healthy snacks and drinks that contain probiotics and other healthy [...]

“A Day in the Life” with local artist Michelle Nolden

April 18, 2018

Michelle Nolden has been a driving force behind the Lakeshorts International Short Film Festival. As the Artistic Director, Michelle has helped to shape the vision, brand and reputation of the Festival. Despite being a busy, [...]
What to see and do at the 2018 Luminato Festival in Toronto

April 15, 2018
What does consent mean? SELFIE premieres at Young People’s Theatre

April 14, 2018

Toronto company Welo aims to get more probiotics in our diet

April 16, 2018

Local entrepreneurs Stef Prodea and Jack Baker started Welo “to create real and functional products for real people” and do so through their lineup of healthy snacks and drinks that contain probiotics and other healthy [...]
Nestled amid Little Italy trattorias is Reverie at the Park

April 10, 2018
A journey of flavours at the new MIRA Peruvian Restaurant

April 6, 2018

Earth Day Pop-Up Adventure Playground coming to Trinity Bellwoods

April 19, 2018

We’ve had a bit of “cabin fever” thanks to this long and drawn out winter in the city. Thankfully the temperature is getting better and we can spend more time outdoors. Just in time to [...]
Toronto company Welo aims to get more probiotics in our diet

April 16, 2018
Autumn the cat is looking for a new family in Toronto

April 14, 2018

Protesters Interrupt Minister’s Speech at Toronto’s Union Station

April 14, 2018

What was shaping up to be an interesting but fairly standard Friday evening presentation by the Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship, Ahmed Hussen, took a turn for the overtly political as numerous protesters from [...]
Local startup Willful lets you create online wills quickly and within budget

April 9, 2018
One Brave Night will bring community and businesses together for mental health

April 5, 2018

Have You Seen the 2018 Prism Prize Nominees Yet?

April 20, 2018

The Prism Prize recently announced the Top 10 best Canadian music videos of the year, as voted by a jury of more than 120 Canadian music, film and media arts professionals. Now running in their [...]
“Five Minutes With” Canadian Musician Andy Kim

April 17, 2018
“Five Minutes With” Local Jazz vocalist Heather Bambrick

April 13, 2018

An insider’s tour of the redesigned Windsor Arms Hotel in Toronto

March 26, 2018

The Windsor Arms Hotel in the Yorkville area of Toronto remains as one of the most iconic buildings in the city. Nestled just steps from the shiny high end boutiques of the area, this 28 [...]
Things to see at Montréal’s annual Art Souterrain festival

March 19, 2018
The community & beyond came out to support #LoveLockeDay in Hamilton

March 11, 2018

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