Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale: Best Offers on Gadgets
Amazon Great Indian Festival 2022 sale started last week. The festive season special sale is still live with hundreds of great deals and bundled offers. We’ve...
Nuit Blanche 2022: Your guide to what to see, do, experience at Toronto’s open air overnight arts festival
Whether you’re following virtual fish swimming through a skate park, belting out karaoke or hanging at a giant dinner party shimmering with colour, this year’s Nuit...
Nuit Blanche 2022 fills ‘The Space Between Us’ with art — and draws ‘on ideas around stories of place and thinking about our relationships’
Nuit Blanche is returning it’s live-interactive format for the first time since 2019, with the theme of “The Space Between Us.” Apt then that the dusk-till-dawn...
TSO announces first accumulated surplus in four decades
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) has additional cause to celebrate this year during its centennial season. The organization announced at an annual general meeting Thursday that...
New York Film Festival fetes 60 years with eye to the future
NEW YORK (AP) — The past and future of film mingle like a pair of moviegoers huddled in debate outside a movie theater at the New...
Ontario screenwriter Jennifer Archer wins $35K Academy fellowship
LOS ANGELES – Ontario screenwriter Jennifer Archer is among the winners of a $35,000 fellowship from the body behind the Academy Awards. The Academy of Motion...
Acclaimed Canadian conductor Keri-Lynn Wilson on her Met Opera debut, growing up in Winnipeg and helming the Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra
From the orchestra pits of the Royal Opera House and the Paris Opera, to the podiums of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and Montreal Symphony Orchestra, the...
Scary stuff to stream in October: Sci-fi yarn ‘Peripheral,’ thrilling ‘Midnight Club’
TORONTO – Here’s a look at some of the standout TV series and films debuting on subscription streaming platforms in October: “The Peripheral” In a small...
Review: The witches return in lively ‘Hocus Pocus 2’
The nostalgia for “Hocus Pocus” has always been a bit of a mystery to me. There is nothing new about kids loving mediocre films and carrying...
Climate activism takes centre stage in ‘Sea Sick’ by journalist Alanna Mitchell
“The good thing about me being a journalist is that I can’t stop asking questions,” says researcher, reporter and playwright Alanna Mitchell at the beginning of...