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Alternative Film Festival Works by filmmakers form all over the world take a different approach to craft, genre and technique at the winter edition of this film festival. Date: December 9 Location: 401 Richmond Festival of Cool Winter doesn’t have to be a drag and this festival looks to showcase the best of Arctic […]
If you want to start your new year by taking a major plunge, here’s how. A very big — and very cold — charity dip is landing just a short drive from Toronto on January 1. The Courage Polar Bear Dip is a fundraising event for World Vision, where jumpers pledge $30 or more for the privilege […]
Opportunities to volunteer in Toronto this holiday season don’t have to be limited to doling out dinners and wrapping presents. Those are great ways to help out, but spots for the most conventional volunteer positions are often filled months in advance of the holidays. If you can’t donate this holiday season, here are some good […]
It’s got us in our feelings If you live in the 6ix, you definitely know a Drake song or two. And some of the city’s basketball stars were put to the test to see if they could finish some Drizzy lyrics. Pascal Siakam, Norm Powell, and OG Anunoby took part in this Toronto Raptors-Drake challenge and the […]
Right now, you can find lots of outstanding offers on fun experiences and delicious restaurants. To help you save your money in the last month of the year, we’ve made a list of the best Toronto Groupons you need to check out. 14 Bottles Of Wine Original Price: $77.50 Sale Price: $14 Why You Need It: You […]
Ralph Toronto’s own rising disco pop star is making her mark on the city’s music scene after partying with The Darcy’s and performing with Carly Rae Jepsen. Where: Mod Club Date: December 5 Orville Peck Since debuting in Toronto earlier this year, the mysterious country singer Orville Peck’s star has been on the rise with […]
Maybe you don’t know who birdO is, but you’ve likely seen his work around the City. The eagle-masked Toronto street artist remains a mystery but his work is getting more recognition by the day. His large-scale, animal-infused murals are hard to miss and bring color to the City. View this post on Instagram Hey it’s […]
In May of this year, Etobicoke high school York Memorial Collegiate Institute experienced a devastating six-alarm fire. Students have been displaced to Scarlett Heights Entrepreneurial Academy, a high school that had been shut down in 2018 due to low enrollment. It offers the bare necessities, with students and staff facing shortages of tools, materials and […]
Toronto residents had better start scouring the backs of closets and garages for their skates and get ready to lace them up, because the opening date for the coolest ice rink in the city has been announced. The Bentway Skating Trail, which debuted under the Gardiner Expressway in January 2018, will be open to the public again this year on […]
Everyone’s favourite book sale is back (and the cheapest). The annual Friends of Toronto Public Library Clearance Book Sale is taking place at the Toronto Reference Library starting this November 21 and it’s bound to be the best bang for your buck when it comes to books. This time they will have over 15,000 books, […]