With reading week just beginning, many students may find themselves with a loss of what to do with all their free time. Toronto is home to a variety of different bars, and here’s a list of the top three that students might want to visit on their time off.
The songs of Reggae legends, Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaac and Joseph Hill excited downtown Toronto recently with Redemption Live, a showcase held in honour of the late Bob Marley’s 71st birthday.
Foreign artists are becoming an expensive commodity at Toronto concert halls as organizers struggle to cover the costs with the weakening Canadian dollar.
Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra has reached its goal of performing all nine Beethoven symphonies.
Professor Victoria McArthur remembers some of the greatest female heroes in gaming history.
On Tuesday CTV’s Marci Ien hosted a night dedicated to some of the country’s most empowering black women.
February can be a long month, despite what the calendar says.
It’s cold, people are broke from holiday splurges and spring is still just a foggy futuristic dream.
Cue the Winterfolk Blues and Roots music festival on the Danforth, happening from Fri. Feb. 12-14.
When audio-visual technician Al Bennett first began working at Centennial College’s Warden Woods campus, digital technology didn’t exist and black and white video was just starting to be used in most colleges. Flash-forward almost half a century later, and technology sure isn’t what it used to be.
Music “was his life,” said Mr. Lippert’s wife, Gloria — who was married to her husband for almost 52 years.
David McClyment is an artist, art teacher and the coordinator of the college’s fine arts program. When I first met him in his office, he pointed at my head and said I’d need to turn my brain off.