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.
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Ehrhard knows importance of ‘Little Things’ in life
TAMPA, Fla. – University of Tampa veteran infielder Drew Ehrhard recognizes the importance of the little things in life through his sixth year with the Spartans. As an established leader and a four-time SSC Commissioners…
Greektown gears up for the return of Taste of Danforth
Greektown BIA set to return with one of the most successful street festival – Taste of the Danforth in 2023 after a three-year hiatus. The festival attracts up to 1.6 million people over a weekend.
Small businesses need city help to recover from pandemic downturn, store owner says
An East York store owner is asking Toronto’s next mayor to provide more economic support for small businesses.
The end of skating season mired by closures due to weather
The winter season is going out with a whimper as sub-optimal weather disrupts end-of-season activities like ice skating.
Cutting down trees for new transit line raises alarms
Metrolinx is beginning to start the removal of trees in the Don Valley area to make way for construction of the Ontario Line.
War, repetition and progress: Margaret MacMillan shares her thoughts on the war in Ukraine and more
Historians aren’t good at predicting the future, and usually get it wrong, celebrated historian Margaret MacMillan said during a live conversation for The Paul Wells Show in downtown Toronto. During their wide-ranging conversation, she also…
‘Bake and sale’ raises funds for Turkey earthquake relief, honours victims
On Mar. 4, a bake and sale put together by Turkish mothers and community organizations took place at St. John The Baptist Norway Anglican Church. This event was to raise money for Turkey following the devastating earthquakes that occurred on Feb. 6.
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.
How getting involved with his student newspaper led TIFF’s CEO to his success
Cameron Bailey started his career as a film reviewer for the University of Western Ontario’s student newspaper. He’s now CEO of the Toronto International Film Festival. Bailey recently joined veteran journalist Paul Wells on stage…