The real cost of ticket scalping
With the recent backlash Ticketmaster has faced after being caught up in a new scalping scandal, the question inevitably arises: “Is scalping really that bad?”
Articles by Alex Goudge
A play about the environment, including its own
A play at Evergreen Brick Works not only entertained an all-ages audience but also delivered a powerful reminder about the land on which they were enjoying it.
Why Toronto will survive ward-cutting just fine
With the bombshell that was premier Doug Ford and the Ontario Tories decision to cut the number of wards in Toronto with an election well underway, the city will continue to be just fine. It’s not the first time Toronto has seen a large political change.
What’s up in East York
Interesting events around East York this week.
Tea and Coffee Expo proves popular even during ice storm
While almost everyone was shut inside during last weekend’s ice storm, some still ventured out to attend a coffee and tea festival.
Cannabis conundrum: edibles and all
The recent announcement of Ontario’s first four pot shop locations is a step forward in Canada making cannabis legal for recreational use — but you won’t find THC-infused gummies, lollipops, chocolate bars or brownies in government-run dispensaries for at least another year.
Women’s boxing night raises money for another fight: Parkinson’s
An all-female amateur boxing event served as an introduction into the world of boxing while raising money to fight Parkinson’s disease.
Remains of Andrew Kinsman found at Mallory Cres. residence: Toronto police
Toronto police confirmed Thursday that they have identified the remains of Andrew Kinsman, one of the victims of an alleged serial killer.