Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with local Toronto filmmaker Mars Roberge
It’s impossible to read Mars Roberge’s bio without feeling like a marine biologist observing the migration patterns of a tagged […]
Month: May 2017
Arts
“The 6” by Toronto Photographer / Videographer Oscar Flores
Toronto photographer / videographer Oscar Flores shared with us this photo and a link to his latest drone video. “Watch […]
Arts
Indian-Canadian Sheridan Film School Grad Peter Rajesh Joachim wins awards for Blood Empires
Sheridan film school graduates win multiple international film awards for indie film Blood Empires, made on shoestring budget. Spearheaded by […]
Arts
Canadian Sport Film Festival prepares for 9th instalment with 23 films
The Canadian Sport Film Festival prepares for their highly anticipated 9th instalment that will take place on June 9th, to […]
Businesses
Mariposa Cruises, Toronto’s flagship cruise operator, celebrates 30 years
Mariposa Cruises, Toronto’s biggest hospitality cruise service celebrates its 30th anniversary as a keystone project in representing Toronto’s iconic Harbourfront […]
Electronic
Summer Parties Return to Sunnyside Pavilion with Anja Schneider on May 21st, 2017
Summer Parties Return to Sunnyside Pavilion May 21st, 2017 as Anja Schneider DJs the lakeside venue in the West-end of […]
Arts
Oksana G. hits home to many eagerly awaiting the world premiere of the opera
Toronto’s Tapestry Opera celebrates Canada’s 150 years in Toronto by portraying women’s issues through its various art forms and artists. […]
Arts
Ballet Creole Drums Up Carnival Spirit at Harbourfront
The new show from Ballet Creole, KAMBULE, will have you dancing calypso in your seat. KAMBULE delivers an explosion of […]
Arts
CONTEST: New Kobo Aura H2O, you can now read underwater; Do you really have any excuses left?
This summer, you’ll blaze through books with your new Kobo Aura H2O. If you’re thinking, ‘well, I don’t own one,’ […]
Arts
“Stripped” by Local Toronto Photographer Ben Roffelsen
The remains of the former Spin Master building on Front Street next to the former home of the Globe and […]