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Sandrine Dickel grew up within a united, loving and supportive French family. She has been immersed in a very open […]

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Gracie lives in two-worlds in Lily Chu’s debut rom-com audiobook The Stand-In. Set in present day Toronto, we follow this story […]

Brent Hodge is a Canadian Screen Award-Winning documentary filmmaker who specializes in comedy and pop culture documentaries. His style is […]

Human connection is what many of us have been missing for the past year. All this time of social distancing […]

If you’ve been missing a night out at the theatre, here’s one to check out now. Stupidhead! is a hilarious […]

As our city eases up with restrictions it’s only a matter of time when we can re-visit and re-discover the […]

Drew Nelson is a born and raised Toronto boy. He grew up in Etobicoke in the early 90s and his […]

Over the past few years in particular we’ve heard a lot about bringing mindfulness in our lives. Setting intentions and […]

It isn’t summer without the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair (TOAF)! Of course, now for the second year in a row, […]

Mahyar Amiri is a 24 year old silk screen artist and owner of the Not Art Gallery located in Vaughan. […]