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Some of Toronto’s, and Canada’s, crime writers descended on the Wallace Gastropub on June 2, to celebrate and share their craft. Novelists Giles Blunt, Rob Brunet, Dietrich Kalteis, Tanis Mallow, Rosemary McCracken, John McFetridge, Peter McGarvey, June…
Gordon Lightfoot and other local musicians got together on stage recently, not to perform together but to remember the places they and many other Canadian legends got their start performing: here in the Yorkville area.
Joan’s realistic landscapes feature some of the best composition and use of light I’ve ever seen.
Film producer Barry Avrich heeded the words of his late father, Irving, to make sure he didn’t blend in. Given that he’s produced many a documentary and film, as well as being the man behind the…
If you want to see The Summoned, you probably shouldn’t read this review. It’s the sort of play that works best if you walk in knowing nothing — especially the main plot twist, which I…
We're in the thick of baseball season. North Toronto's house league is underway. From Talbot Park, the sounds of Leaside's clinking aluminum bats salutes travellers along the congested Eglinton Avenue. So, I think it's appropriate…
The re-release of 1,2,3,4 Live on April 15 has stirred up some warm memories for Sharon Hampson and Bram Morrison. They’re missing one third of their original trio — Lois Lilienstein died a year ago — but…
Alana Hibbert is looking to bring the house down as she portrays both Auntie Em and the Wizard in the Young People’s Theatre’s production of The Wizard of Oz. The 36-year-old actress has lived in…
He’s a busy man, that Robi Botos. But not too busy to take the time to thank his fans after the jazz pianist won a Juno Award on April 3.
It was wonderful to go to The Artist Project art show at Exhibition Place and see 250 artists — including North Torontonians — exhibiting their exceptional work.