Canada 150
Don Ferguson, Air Farce and 150 Years of Funny
Before the first chicken cannon shots were fired. Before Craig Lauzon took on Trump or Don Ferguson tackled Trudeau (numero […]
Month: June 2017
Community & Culture
The World’s Largest Rubber Duck has Arrived in Toronto
The world’s largest rubber duck that has been the centre of a political debate has arrived in Toronto, taking refuge […]
Arts
The Evidence Room, a concentration camp designed for death
A new exhibit at the Royal Ontario Museum is using architecture to show how a Nazi concentration camp was designed […]
Arts
Building a Community at the 2017 Kobo Emerging Writer Prize Awards
27 June, Toronto – Air abuzz with excitement, over 150 authors, publishers, and literary professionals came to the Gardiner Bistro […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto filmmaker Nina Beveridge
Nina Beveridge was born in Mumbai, India. Her Canadian parents James and Margaret Beveridge moved to India in the 1950’s […]