Music
Alex St. Kitts “Projektor III” Album Review
Revealing and personal poetry. Dark self-recognization and the painful admittance to the dark carnival that is personal-failure. Remembering, and somewhat obsessing […]
Month: February 2018
Electronic
Community in Music: Wavelength Winter Festival 2018
Wavelength Music Arts Projects held their Winter Festival on the weekend, spanning three nights of music at The Garrison. For […]
Kids & Families
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Board Game Review: Minis in a Half-Shell
Our review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles : Shadows of the Past, a “sewer-crawler” board game published by IDW Games. Lead design […]
Arts
Art Lover’s Quick Guide to The Artist Project Contemporary Art Fair
We look forward to visiting The Artist Project each year. It’s a great way to explore the contemporary art scene […]
Community & Culture
Toronto’s Biggest Singles Event of 2018
Throughout March, it can be hard to shrug off the depressing reality that the most romantic day of the year […]
History
The 5 Most Believable Alien and UFO Sightings in Canadian History
In honour of the 103rd anniversary of Canada’s first major UFO report – we will take a look at the […]
Charities
Furniture Bank is celebrating 20 years helping the community
This year, Furniture Bank is celebrating 20 years of providing gently used furniture and household goods to people who have […]
Food & Drink
H2 Kitchen offers happy and healthy faster food options on Queen West
The faster casual food offerings in our city continues to move towards healthier options and we’re happy about that! When […]
Kids & Families
A Chat with Hot Wheels Head of Design Ted Wu on their 50th anniversary
After watching the Netflix show “The Toys That Made Us”, I realized that there were so many stories behind these […]
Arts
King Charles III and what the future of the Monarchy could look like
Loyal fans of the British Monarchy are an unwavering bunch. Without a bat of an eyelash, it’s easy to consume […]