Keeping the Yuletide Gay
11th Christmas Cabaret anniversary brings all people together during the holidays in Toronto’s gay village.
Articles by PJ Boyd
Santa Claus finds a small town in Toronto
14th annual Beaches Santa Claus Parade showcases small town community spirit within Toronto.
Riverside community creates small-town feel with wine & beer festival
Hundreds of Torontonians ventured into the Queen Street East neighbourhood of Riverside and found a small town community feeling as they took part in Riverside’s fifth annual Wine & Craft Beer Festival.
Bus breakdown doesn’t stop Queen’s Park protesters
Protesters of the Ford government’s proposed education cuts staged an impromptu rally off Highway 401 after their bus broke down en route from Whitby to Queen’s Park on Saturday.
Kevin Pillar trade didn’t come out of left field for all fans
Though a shock to many, the Kevin Pillar trade didn’t come out of left field for some local fans.
Canadians will soon need waiver for approved EU travel
Canadians looking to vacation within Europe will be forced to seek permission and pay a fee every three years beginning in 2021.
Toronto’s St. Patrick’s Parade celebrated by more than the Irish
Although it’s famously a celebration of all things Irish, Toronto’s St. Patrick’s Parade also aims to be “one of the most diverse events in this city and in this country,” says Parade Society chair Shaun Ruddy.
Come From Away lands at Toronto’s Elgin Theatre
Celebrated Canadian musical, Come From Away, has opened with a special invitational dress rehearsal to an audience of friends, family and special guests at its new home, The Elgin Theatre.
New drone rules keep Toronto airspace locked down
Transport Canada rules effective June 1 introduce new licensing requirements and reinforce strict limitations on what GTA airspace is open to drones.
East York Scotsman becomes Canadian on Scottish holiday
Jan. 25, a day of celebrating Scottish culture and the late Scottish poet, Robert Burns, becomes a day for one Scotsman to remember when he became a Canadian.