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TIFF Review: Animated film ‘Flow’ explores free will and teamwork through the eyes of a lonesome cat, without using any dialogue
Latvian director Gints Zilbalodis’s Flow takes the popular phrase “go with the flow” to a whole other level. This article contains spoilers for the movie... -
5 ice cream deals around Toronto to mark the end of summer, including cereal soft serve and toonie scoops
Torontonians can celebrate with a scoop of ice cream to celebrate the first day of fall approaching this weekend. Ice cream shops are taking advantage... -
Torontonians can get rare books for as low as $2 at Toronto’s free-entry book sale this weekend
Toronto Reference Library is getting a free-entry book sale where most items are priced at $2. The Treasures Book Sale at Beeton Hall is happening... -
TIFF Review: Jason Reitman’s ‘Saturday Night’ shows the madness behind the magical birth of SNL
Jason Reitman’s Saturday Night is more than just about the chaos of what would be known as one of the most historical moments in improv... -
Canadians are reacting to JUNO Awards’ decision to keep genres, including gospel and reggae, after backlash
Canadians and top music executives are reacting to the JUNOs reversing course on its plans to cut award categories, including gospel and reggae. In a... -
‘That’s Willama Dafoe,’ Willem Dafoe’s smooch with a llama at TIFF has the internet laughing and confused
People are reacting to Willem Dafoe’s romantic red carpet moment during the Saturday Night premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). A llama, who... -
‘For Gen-Zers, fashion is less about following trends,’ Canada’s largest vegan fashion show is coming to Toronto with the latest sustainable fits
A huge vegan fashion show is coming to Toronto, showing how the city is utilizing fashion to help Torontonians be more environmentally conscious in their... -
‘Culturally irresponsible,’ Canadian artists shocked by JUNOS plan to cut reggae, gospel awards
Reports of the JUNOS planning to pullout reggae, gospel, children’s music, and international music categories from the renowned awards show have left Canadian musicians devastated. ... -
Toronto police arrest suspect in streetcar stabbing, TTC remains committed to customer safety
A man was stabbed by an unknown suspect on a TTC streetcar on Tuesday, according to Toronto police. The victim and suspect were allegedly arguing... -
A missing hen poster in Toronto is circulating online. Family explains the story behind it
A poster of a missing hen in Toronto is raising some eyebrows and being described as the “most Toronto” poster out there, but for one... -
Ontario’s minimum wage is rising nearly 4% in October, but advocacy group says it’s still not enough to meet living costs
The Ontario government is increasing the minimum wage nearly four per cent next month but one advocacy group says it’s nowhere near a sustainable living... -
Toronto woman appalled after Tim Hortons employee allegedly asked her to spit in a cup for an experiment
A university student says she was asked to spit in an empty coffee cup for an experiment by a Tim Hortons employee. On Monday, Toronto... -
‘It’s important for legends to grace Toronto,’ Wu-Tang Clan’s Raekwon to have first solo show in Toronto after 10 years
Wu-Tang Clan member Raekwon is having his first solo show in Toronto after more than a decade, hinting at establishing more Wu-Tang Clan legacy for... -
New University of Toronto art exhibit explores the invisible burdens on Black and Indigenous communities
A new University of Toronto art exhibit explains the unseen struggles of Black and Indigenous people that manifest as physical ailment. The Labour art exhibit,... -
Basketball legend Shaq is spinning a dubstep DJ set in Toronto next month
Torontonians can party with basketball star Shaquille O’ Neal next month. The former basketball player will be spinning discs at Rebel on Sept. 29 under...
