By Erin Neilly
Alison Gordon is the CEO of 48North, the cannabis growers behind the world’s largest legal crop of organic marijuana. We checked in with the Forest Hill mom about trailblazing, sexism in the industry and the best munchies around. How does it feel to operate the largest legal cannabis farm in the world (outside of Hamilton)? … Continued
As soon as Vince Carter brought Vinsanity to Toronto, basketball began its meteoric rise in popularity amongst the city’s youth. This used to be a hockey city, a hockey country, but that is changing fast. And now that the Toronto Raptors are NBA champions? It is over. Basketball won. Now, parents are taking every opportunity … Continued
By Erin Neilly
A photo series featuring longtime customers of a Corso Italia bakery is about to take on a new life as a book. Photographer Franco Deleo grew up at his family’s Tre Mari Bakery on St. Clair Avenue West. In his childhood, his family lived behind the bakery and he began working there at 12 years … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Although it won’t hit bookstore shelves in Canada until Sept. 10, Toronto author Margaret Atwood’s new novel The Testaments is already the talk of the town thanks to a Booker Prize nomination. The Booker Prize is the top literary award in the United Kingdom. This is Atwood’s sixth nomination. She won the prize back in … Continued
By lindsaylow
From the outside, 1042 Queen St. E. is still mostly a mystery: large squares of cardboard are taped to the windows; brown paper covers the doors. It’s been like this for years. But sometime around last year, small signs of life appeared in the old green industrial building at Pape and Queen: If you peek … Continued
By Erin Neilly
Although the phrase “eating your feelings” conjures rom-com images of jilted lovers crying into tubs of Ben & Jerry’s, for television personality John Catucci, it evokes a much more enduring concept of food’s relationship to our emotions, communities and personal identities. Catucci’s childhood home is five blocks away from us as we sit at his … Continued
By Erin Neilly
Hot off the release of his new album, Both Sides, Marc Jordan will be performing across Ontario this May. Jordan is married to fellow singer-songwriter Amy Sky and they share a home in Rosedale. Here, the pair dish the details on how they met and fell in love. How they met Marc: John Capek, my … Continued
Legendary comedians Steve Martin and Martin Short bring their critically acclaimed stage show Now You See Them, Soon You Won’t, to Toronto for two nights.
Following a critical editorial on his handling of the issue, Mayor John Tory contacted Post City, interested in setting the record straight
Ashley Comeau and Connor Thompson make up one half of their comedy troupe
Toronto actress celebrated as first Black woman to lead a dramatic TV series in Canada
