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We’ve come a long way since the Game Boy. Released in 1989, Nintendo’s two-tone, grey-on-green, handheld was the first major […]

The Liberty Inn is situated off the beaten path in Caledon. Known for its natural surroundings, this historic site turned […]

The Giller Mantella Scholarship is dedicated to supporting and empowering students who identify as Black, Indigenous, People of Colour (BIPOC), […]

As a longtime collaborator & close friend, I’ve always felt a magnetic pull towards violinist-composer Aline Homzy. Her dynamism and […]

Cities are complicated beasts. They grow, shift, and sprawl in ways that no urban planner could have predicted 50 years […]

The Toronto Fringe Festival has never had the cachet of, say, the Edinburgh Fringe. But our humble annual festival has […]

Sambal Belacan is an Akita and German Shepherd mix. He knows his basic commands, like sit, down, and stay. He […]

Bad Dog Theatre Company, a cornerstone of Toronto’s comedy scene, has been delivering award-winning, improvised theatre for over 40 years. […]

As tariffs and trade policies evolve under the Trump administration, many book enthusiasts are considering a switch from Amazon’s Kindle […]

Saint John’s Mission, a charitable organisation based in Toronto, stands out for its multifaceted approach to community service. At the […]