Trustee: students will be ‘homeless’ if evicted
Catholic school fights to maintain current location
Category: Culture
Plans would place towers near houses
High-density residential proposed in North Richvale area
Big-box retail could be coming to Bayview
Home Depot to take over land near busy York Mills intersection
Eglinton & Bathurst eyed for condos
Change is coming to the Upper Village neighbourhood
Developer bypasses city on LCBO & grocery store
Retail plans for Leaside car dealership unfold at the OMB
When building fences makes bad neighbours
Fights are commonplace when it comes to property lines and privacy
Secrets of the Bo-ho sisterhood
Losing my Botox virginity brought back some familiar emotions
Who needs sleep? Where to celebrate the royal wedding
Thanks to the five-hour time difference — or maybe just grumpy indifference — many of you will be asleep in your beds when Prince Wills finally marries his Kate this Friday. But for those of us who just can’t resist a real-life fairytale, there are a variety of events happening in and around Toronto that promise to make the day a memorable one, even if we aren’t able to witness the big balcony kiss in person.
Q&A: Woody Harrelson, premiering his new play at U of T's Hart House Theatre
Woody Harrelson, the actor–cum–outspoken environmental activist with a penchant for pot, has had a long-standing love affair with our city. When it came time to think about mounting his play, Bullet for Adolf, he decided to make the long trek north from his home in Maui, Hawaii. We met at his favourite local restaurant, Live Organic, to talk raw food, how high school cheerleader Robin Rogers got him into acting and why he’s here. Like, on this planet, man.
We will survive: Q&A with Tim Flannery, speaking at the Toronto Reference Library tonight
Can the planet Earth sustain humanity’s ever-growing population? Internationally acclaimed scientist and world authority on climate change Tim Flannery will have hopeful things to say when discussing his new book, Here on Earth, at the Toronto Reference Library tonight. With Earth Day fast approaching and the federal election a couple of weeks away, he says the best thing we can do for the environment is get political.
Q&A: Tommy Wiseau, coming to The Royal this month
For several years now, The Room has been playing to packed movie houses around the world. The Royal has been screening it regularly since 2009. A Rocky Horror Picture Show for the hipster generation, it’s about as popular as a cult movie can be without becoming mainstream. But The Room’s legions of fans aren’t flocking to see it out of admiration. By nearly all accounts, this is a film that’s confoundingly, awesomely, hilariously bad.
Flight of the Lang-inator: the Harlem Globetrotters come to town
The Harlem Globetrotters are in town tonight and tomorrow, including the deft dribbler Herb “Flight Time” Lang. We chatted with him about basketball, his participation in reality shows like The Amazing Race, and the new four-point shot.