Category: Culture

Toronto has a habit of sneaking onto screens even when it’s pretending to be somewhere else. One set turns the city into a slick corporate superhero tower, while another transforms into a brooding campus or a post-awards-party setting. Here are a few popular spots you’ll recognize from iconic film and TV productions. Aga Khan Museum: … Continued

Toronto’s newest professional basketball franchise is inviting fans inside its future home for the first time. On April 14, the Toronto Tempo will host Before the Bounce, a one-hour kickoff rally at Coca-Cola Coliseum to introduce the team’s identity, atmosphere, and ambitions ahead of its inaugural season. The event will run from 7 to 8 … Continued

The Toronto Blue Jays are back and ready to compete once again for a World Series title. The team was so close last year, coming inches away from a championship. The team has made some changes. Gone is fan favourite Bo Bichette, and a new crop of free agent signings and young prospects are looking … Continued

Baseball season is back, and with the Toronto Blue Jays opening their 2026 home season against the Athletics this Friday at Rogers Centre, Rogers is celebrating the team’s 50th anniversary by giving customers a shot at free seats for opening night! The company says it’s handing out 500 tickets for Friday’s home opener through its “Beyond … Continued

Quebec band Angine de Poitrine has been playing their own very unique brand of math rock for more than 20 years, but after a video of the duo playing live on KEXP hit the inter webs, the world shook. Now, the band is coming to Toronto as part of a very sold out tour and … Continued

Just in time for the return of the Blue Jays and the 2026 MLB season, the Toronto Marriott City Centre is debuting the Rawlings Room, an immersive, split-level suite overlooking the field at Rogers Centre. Already known for its field view rooms, the hotel is taking it up a notching and bringing fans closer to … Continued

Virgin River is back on our screens, breaking records and, in Benjamin Hollingsworth‘s character Dan Brady’s case, breaking hearts. With the seventh season currently airing on Netflix, the show has already been renewed for an eighth season, officially making it the longest-running live-action English-language drama in Netflix history. We caught up with Hollingsworth to have … Continued

The obsession continues: Heated Rivalry picked up 18 Canadian Screen Awards nominations when the 2026 nominees were unveiled Wednesday morning, officially making it one of the year’s biggest TV hits. Then again, anyone who watched its breakout run probably doesn’t need an awards show to confirm that. The six-episode romance drama (which filmed in Toronto … Continued

The Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival has released its full lineup for this year’s event, marking the 33rd edition of North America’s largest documentary festival. Running April 23 to May 3, the festival will screen 115 films from 51 countries, selected from 2,800 submissions. This year features 52 world and international premieres, a new … Continued