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Newcomers and their supporters share what it means to be Canadian

Newcomers' stories reflect the evolving meaning of what being Canadian means.
Arts & Life

Tara Inn hosts a St. Patrick’s day celebration weekend

Different St. Patrick's themed events were hosted for each day of the weekend
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Arts & Life

Toronto tea drinkers value flavour and loose leaf tea

Toronto Tea Festival attendees share what they favour most in their cups.
Food

North America’s top rib teams on display at Etobicoke Ribfest

Colonel Samuel Smith Park hosted the third annual Etobicoke Ribfest Sept. 20-22.
Community work

All communities invited to network for Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanotech is inviting all immigrant communities to its first-ever event for Hispanic Heritage Month on Oct. 18. 
Arts & Life

BI BI BABY event celebrates queer artists on Bisexual Visibility Day

BI BI BABY is back for a second year, and the event's organizers are renewing their calls for more bisexual visibility in the community.
Education

‘To keep myself safe is to do things that are the opposite to how I’ve been socialized,’ journalist tells students

The constant harassment of female journalists is a problem faced by students and professionals alike, according to journalists who participated in a panel at Centennial College.
Arts & Life

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.
News

TIFF’s CEO says there’s something unique and irreplaceable about experiencing movies in person

Toronto International Film Festival CEO, Cameron Bailey, says the festival was something people were eager to gather for after several lockdowns during the pandemic.
News

TIFF’s CEO shares his early experiences of being part of a minority in Canada

The importance of differences in the film world, on and off screen, make for...
News

Canada must have influence as a member of alliances, says historian Margaret MacMillan

Canada best wields power on the international stage as a member of alliances, renowned...
News

Owner of Tea Parties Inc. helps people celebrate safely during the pandemic

GTA wedding and event planner Teanna James starts a unique business
Community

Drive-thru Easter Parade cancelled due to COVID restrictions

The drive-thru parade was to take place Saturday, April 3 in the Eglinton GO Station parking lot.
Community

Spring on Bastedo postponed due to COVID restrictions

Spring on Bastedo was expected to host colourful, larger-than-life displays of over-sized pool floaties on over 40 front yards along Bastedo Avenue.
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What does it mean to be trans and Canadian?

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Young Canadians have a different view now of driving, instructor says

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