Excitement grows over Taste of the Danforth returning after three years
Along Danforth Avenue, businesses are excited for the return of the Taste of the Danforth after three-year hiatus.
Toronto · Arts & Life
The McMichael’s curator believes museums should include the art of Indigenous cultures
The McMichael Canadian Art Collection should be a platform for Indigenous Peoples to learn about their ancestral homelands, according to its chief curator. “The cultures of the past, we are really trying to keep them…
The in-person moviegoing experience still has an important purpose, TIFF’s CEO says
Paul Wells sits down with Cameron Bailey to discuss the in-person film experience post COVID-19 and the future of cinema.
McMichael Canadian Art Collection plays an important role in reconciliation, chief curator says
Canada is using Indigenous art as part of their personal brand, according to the chief curator of the McMichael Canadian Art Collection.
Nothing will kill cinema, TIFF’s CEO on the effects of COVID-19 on the film industry
Sitting down with longtime journalist Paul Wells, TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey discusses the effects of COVID-19 on the film industry and movie festivals.
The McMichael Canadian Art Collection’s carefully crafted depiction of Canada’s relationship with Indigenous Peoples
Art curator, Sarah Milroy appeared on The Paul Wells Show and talked about Canada and McMichael’s history with Indigenous artwork
Winterlicious has helped local restaurants recover, owners say
Restaurateurs say the return of Winterlicious after a two-year hiatus has helped them recover from difficult times.
Eco lovers in East York can make better choices for Valentine’s Day and beyond, advocates say
There are more sustainable gift-giving options on Valentine’s Day.
Winter Stations festival a stepping stone for future architects, students say
Architecture students from three Ontario universities are putting their artistic and creative skills to the test by building winter designs around public lifeguard posts at the Toronto Beaches.
When immigrant seniors feel isolated, Toronto’s libraries can offer help
The Toronto Public Library has several programs to help isolated newcomers settle in the city, but staff say those who need the support may not know about it.