Run, Bekers, run
Thornhill family runs 258 kilometres to help families in need
Category: Culture
Schoolyard makeover
Parents help raise over $100K to help reconstruct playground
Residents “lucky” after train derailment
Councillor questions efficacy of barrier in wake of derailment
Forest Hill Collegiate Institute over capacity
While neighbouring schools like Vaughan Road Academy face closure
North York school review
Charles H. Best and Wilmington on the TDSB list for study
Plan for three-storey high school in North York may force local residents to sell their homes
A proposal for a three-storey high school may force residents out
Toronto residents’ non-profit is educating for change in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Former Earl Haig students all grown-up, graduated and giving back
Hey, hey it’s the Plateaus: Hot debut has fans clamouring to find out if new band is the real thing
The Plateaus burst onto the music scene with a gorgeously wrought video directed by Toronto’s own Caitlin Cronenberg. But with very little lead up, people want to know: just who are the Plateaus? So, we asked, in this exclusive interview.
Theatre: T.O. gets the first taste of Cannibal! The Musical based on Trey Parker movie
Cannibal! The Musical: Trey Parker’s first movie set for stage premiere at Mirvish’s Panasonic Theatre.
Scott McGillivray on growing up in Richmond Hill and hosting HGTV’s Income Property
The HGTV host on the art of the reno, his exciting new show and growing up in Richmond Hill
Michael Wekerle: The bad boy of Bay Street
Michael Wekerle on starring on CBC’s Dragons’ Den and navigating turbulent financial times as the founder of Difference Capital. Wekerle bought the El Mocambo in late 2014.
The pop culture Pied Piper, an interview with Douglas Coupland about his ROM exhibition
Douglas Coupland’s, Everywhere is anywhere is anything is everything, an exhibition that includes The Brain, a sculpture that puts to use 5,000 objects, to his homage to the pop art movement, Pop Explosion. It runs at the Royal Ontario Museum until April 26.