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Celebrating Black creativity and community through the Black Art Fair
Showcasing work from 26 artists, the Black Art Fair champions passion across the Afro-diaspora
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Remembering Diwali: Toronto’s Festival of Lights
Thousands gathered in Nathan Phillips Square to enjoy Diwali’s joy and tradition through art, food and fireworks
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‘Threads of History’: The untold stories of Canadian war heroines
TMU-led exhibition at Toronto City Hall highlights Canadian women’s pivotal role on the World War II homefront
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Aaniin to the Season! Canada’s first Indigenous department store pop-up is here for December
Aaniin’s holiday pop-up at The Eaton Centre celebrates Indigenous craftsmanship and storytelling offering authentic, feel-good gifts from over 45 vendors until the end of December.
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‘Threads of History’: The untold stories of Canadian war heroines
TMU-led exhibition at Toronto City Hall highlights Canadian women’s pivotal role on the World War II homefront
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Sewn into being: The intersection of fashion and identity
A personal exploration of fashion and identity in an age of rapidly evolving trend cycles
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Indigo Kills Kids: How arts communities are challenging power structures within Canada
For many, the Indigo boycott is a clear example of how the people united will never be defeated.
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Artwashing Palestine: The Giller Prize and its controversial sponsors
Scotiabank’s investment in Elbit Systems has put the prestigious Giller Prize at the centre of artwashing controversy again
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Opinion: The “testostero-nomenon” coursing through Toronto dating apps
Do dating apps fail society or does society fail dating apps? Either way, I wouldn’t go back
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‘The Glassworker’: A love letter to Pakistan’s creative talent
The Studio Ghibli-inspired film is Pakistan’s official submission for the 2025 Oscar nominations
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TPFF 2024: ‘Life is Beautiful’ — a letter to Gaza
Mohamed Jabaly’s documentary leaves audiences with a new philosophy –” Al Haya Halwa (Life is Beautiful)”
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TPFF 2024: In conversation with programmer Dania Majid
Toronto Palestinian Film Festival co-founder and programmer explores the event’s significance for the Palestinian community and its testament to the Palestinian spirit
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The PATH to your heart is through the stomach
No need for more motivation to navigate the underground PATH with these recommendations
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Food safety: A worrier’s guide to steering clear of foodborne illnesses
Researched tips to ensure the food you eat is safe for you
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I Tried Matcha for the First Time at 3 Popular Toronto Cafes
Have I been missing the hype? By Kristian Tofilovski From the widespread popularity of Korean skincare to the captivating artwork of Japanese anime, many of us have encountered Asian culture in one form or another. As…
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Indigo Kills Kids: How arts communities are challenging power structures within Canada
For many, the Indigo boycott is a clear example of how the people united will never be defeated.
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Artwashing Palestine: The Giller Prize and its controversial sponsors
Scotiabank’s investment in Elbit Systems has put the prestigious Giller Prize at the centre of artwashing controversy again
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‘Revolutionary tips’ for beating writer’s block — not sponsored by procrastination
From threatening laptops to befriending squirrels, desperate writers everywhere prove that chaos might be the next best muse when the words don’t come
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Dia de los Muertos 2024: On Remembering
Activism and community care were central in this year’s Day of the Dead celebrations
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TDOR at The 519: encouraging optimism in the trans community
Trans people and allies are coming together on Trans Day of Remembrance to grieve losses and celebrate successes
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The Toronto Comic Jam: Toronto’s third place for cartoonists
In a friendly corner of The Cameron House, local artists come together monthly to share in drinks, drawing and a community that has endured for over three decades.
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Queercore rattles the Met Campus Pub
TMU students celebrate queer and trans talent in Toronto’s alternative music scene
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Punk’s not dead – it hitchhiked up north
A dive into Canada’s pivotal contributions to the punk scene
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TTC buskers: Sounds of the underground
What would Toronto transit be without its diverse melange of buskers?
