Pirates fans sail south to reach spring training dreams
Two fans sporting bright yellow Hawaiian shirts stood out under the blazing sun on the centre field concourse at LECOM Park.
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Columnist Andrew Coyne says government funding for Canadian journalism is not the answer
Globe and Mail columnist Andrew Coyne said media in Canada “should be moving away from the subsidy model,” as recent economic challenges have emerged due to public subsidies that jeopardize the industry’s ability to remain viable.
Sports in the 6ix with Zeno Fu: Special guest Zach Worden
Zach Worden, associate editor at Sportsnet, joins the podcast to discuss the Blue Jays’ offseason, some big decisions to be made, and the future of the team. Highlights: 1:01 – 4:38 Thoughts on Jays pulling…
Fighting Words MMA Podcast: Featuring Aaron Bronsteter
This week on the Fighting Words MMA Podcast, Ryan Galati is joined by Canadian MMA journalist Aaron Bronsteter to discuss UFC Toronto rumours, recent announcements, and recent events.
Getting Bettor All The Time: Aaron Korolnek
With NFL week one wrapped up, the Toronto Observer’s Michael Jose Collins went 4/8 with bets he gave out publicly. NFL week two features some interesting matchup where bettors might be able to find some…
The Coverage Podcast with guest Stuart Miller-Davis
The Pittsburgh Steelers opened their 2023 NFL season with a blowout loss to the San Francisco 49ers. At home the Black and Gold lost 30-7 as second-year quarterback Kenny Pickett threw for one touchdown and…
Every MAID expansion brings ethical concerns
Golden Christie became just one of the 31,664 people who have received Medical Assistance in Death (MAID) in Canada earlier this year. The law has continuously expanded since it was introduced in 2016, bringing with it new ethical concerns at every step.
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.
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…