Don’t be fooled by Emma Pedersen’s young, quiet exterior. Although she may appear a touch timid, Pedersen can swiftly brush her way into anyone’s heart. Pedersen received the top prize at the ninth annual Creative…
Glynis Humphrey’s new installation looks at the female body and what it might look like in another kind of space. And that’s just what she has to show her art in as the Doris McCarthy…
You’d think the hard part was over. Last week, in Geneva, Switzerland scientists applauded, poured champagne and some even wept as an $8-billion particle accelerator aced crucial tests.
How did people ever get their grocery shopping done years ago, when there weren’t two cars crowding every driveway – ready to take shoppers to market?
With climate change being a major problem many people want to do what they can to become more environmentally friendly. One concern is that too many emissions are being used to transport food from place…
Mimi Radda and Marilyn Fernandes are local residents and neighbours who share a passion for art. Their talent and devotion to art has been met with positive reaction in their private and public shows.
The granddaddy of all musicals hopes to have everything going its way later this month at the Scarborough Village Theatre. With songs and dances weaved into an ingenious storyline with powerful dramatic aim, Oklahoma! epitomizes…
Music of All Latitudes Part II Latin jazz artist Amanda Martinez will play at 7:30 p.m. on April 26 at the University of Toronto Scarborough’s ARC Theatre, 1265 Military Trail. Her music blends Afro-Cuban rhythms,…
If not now, when? If not us, who? Activists, politicians and artists used that message to urge the Canadian government to take a stronger active role in Darfur at Toronto’s Nathan Phillips Square on April…
Torontonians may not be not as environmentally conscious as they think. According to a recent census by Statistics Canada, Toronto commuters are beginning to choose alternate methods of getting to work aside from their cars….