Toronto G20 Dissent Suppression Was No Mistake – Nor Out Of Character
This article is the third in a month-long look back at the Toronto G20 protest suppression that occurred seven years […]
Articles by Tim Ellis
Lessons, Questions, and Scars: The Legacy of G20 Toronto
The following article was written by Elliot Coombe, a Toronto resident whose never-before-seen video captured firsthand the brutality of the […]
G20 Toronto: Seven Years Later, The Trauma Remains
Seven years ago, the G20 descended on Toronto. Protests erupted, violence flared, and when the smoke cleared, thousands had suffered […]
Introducing: Our Political Coverage
It is more important than ever to be informed and involved in the political process. Like it or not, our […]
Faith communities will share stories, traditions and food at Interfaith Festival
by Etobicoke Lakeshore Multi-Faith Council. Bomb threats to Jewish centres. Muslims shot at prayer. Christian churches tagged with the “N” word. […]
The March for Science Toronto Descends Upon Nathan Philips Square
This Saturday at 11 AM, thousands of Canadians will descend on Nathan Phillips Square in solidarity with hundreds of thousands […]
Audi Étoffe Brings On The Acid Reign
Although it’s always fun to highlight some of the (many) talented DJs that come from and visit Toronto, it remains […]
Wolfgang Gartner Hits T.Dot
It’s a bittersweet weekend for dance music lovers in Toronto. The Guv is closing down with by all accounts an […]
Soul in Motion hits 12 years and going strong
Toronto has been a hotspot for global Drum and Bass for decades. Ranging from small underground parties and break-in events […]
In Defense Of Music Festivals
(NOTE: The below column represents the personal views and opinions of the author, Tim Ellis, and is not necessarily reflective […]