Justin Stein, a jockey in this year’s Queen’s Plate race, has been around the (Woodbine) block more than a few times. Since the start of his career in 2004, he’s had over 1,280 career wins, including a 2012 win at the Queen’s Plate aboard Strait of Dover. A seasoned professional, he even retired in 2016. … Continued
Blue Jays play-by-play announcer proposed at swan boats then married during all-star break.
Kolter Bouchard, radio host of Kolter & Meredith on 102.1 the Edge, has had a challenging couple of years. He underwent chemotherapy while also raising a newborn during the pandemic. He’s now in remission, but through it all, he’s had his “ride-or-die,” wife, Dominique Bouchard, by his side. Kolter shares how the pair met in school, … Continued
By Erin Neilly
Did you develop a new appreciation for sand sculpture or were you always a fan? I absolutely appreciate sand sculptures. I knew nothing about sand sculptures. Absolutely nothing. And I was enthralled by, you know, the art at the end of the day. What’s the strangest thing that happened? Probably the tide coming in. Like … Continued
For over 40 years, David Suzuki has been a household name for his tireless work as an environmentalist and activist in Canada. He and his partner, Tara Cullis, have been the driving force behind the David Suzuki Foundation for over 30 years. Ahead of the pair’s current run at the Luminato Festival presenting What We … Continued
Shoresy has all the things you love about its predecessor Letterkenny — it’s irreverent and coarse, packed with Canadianisms and refreshingly diverse. But there are some new additions to the six-episode spinoff that would draw in even the most hesitant viewer, such as a cast that includes a few former NHL players, a certain Canadian … Continued
CTV News anchor Michelle Dubé then waited eight years for a proposal
After years of growing up in the entertainment industry, singer-songwriter SATE has finally been nominated for her first Juno Award, and it likely won’t be her last. Her sophmore album, The Fool, is nominated alongside records including Mustafa’s When Smoke Rises and Ruby Waters’s If It Comes Down To it for Alternative Album of the … Continued
By lindsaylow
It seems as if the stars have aligned for Michael Bunting. The 26-year old GTA native (born in Scarborough) is living the dream most young hockey players can only long for: suiting up in the blue and white jersey of his childhood heroes, gliding onto the ice underneath flashing lights and the sounds of screaming … Continued
By Ron Johnson
More than three decades ago, Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney, and Scott Thompson put together a Toronto sketch comedy troupe dubbed Kids in the Hall that would catch comedic fire with its unique brand of offbeat and outrageous skits. From its humble beginnings at the Rivoli, the KITH went about as far … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Last night, Toronto Jeopardy! champion Mattea Roach, won her 22nd match, bringing her total winnings to more than $680,000 Canadian — an impressive feat, but it’s the story she told during the interview portion of Wednesday’s night episode that is making us O Canada proud. In 2018, the Halifax native got the chance to sing … Continued
By lindsaylow
Popular T.O. actor Katheryn Winnick, star of Vikings and Big Sky, is focusing on the war in her Ukrainian homeland by starting the Winnick Foundation to raise funds to assist refugees, who are predominantly women and children, as war rages on. Why did you start the foundation? For me, it’s really just wanting to do … Continued
