Arts
Nicolas Billon’s Butcher and the origins of the Lavinian language
There are many reasons people want to go out and take in a movie or theatre. Sometimes we want to […]
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Health & Wellness
SCULLHOUSE in Toronto is Canada’s First Indoor Rowing Studio
Cardio. That word has a similar effect on people as “burpee” does. We hate it. Hours spent pounding on the […]
Food & Drink
Almost everything we ever wanted to ask Food Critic Chris Nuttall-Smith
To be one of Canada’s leading food and restaurant critics can’t be an easy job. Sure, we all think we […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with Video Performance and Animation Artist Yuling Chen
Yuling Chen came to Canada to study chemistry and then switched to art school. Before that, she has been living […]
Arts
“Earth Hour” by Toronto Photographer Ashton Tekno
Toronto photographer Ashton Tekno sent us this great shot of the downtown core during Earth Hour. Check out his page […]
Charities
Doctors Without Borders: Untold Stories from Torontonians Abroad – Part 4
I have completed 2 missions with Médecins Sans Frontières. Most recently I was the Medical Activities Manager in South Sudan. I was […]
Arts
“Mrs Henderson Presents” Review and Interview with Actress Tracie Bennett
I had wanted to see Mrs Henderson Presents ever since it was announced in the UK and was wildly jealous […]
Food & Drink
Toronto Beer Drinkers taste over 150 beers at Brewfest 2017
Brewfest is back and this year’s event was a solid step forward for the local beer scene. Still in its […]
Arts
Holocaust and Apartheid Survivors meet in Sousatzka at Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre
The Holocaust and Apartheid are two pretty intense topics to cover in one musical, but Garth Drabinsky goes for it […]
Arts
Mind Reader and Mentalist Bobby Motta New Show CRYPTIC Now on in Toronto
If you’ve ever been curious about mind readers you may be interested in Bobby Motta. The world-renowned Mind Reader and […]