Category: Arts & Culture
Fringe Review: You Choose: An Improvised Murder Mystery
Fringe Review: D.E.I. Another Day
My Fringe Festival List
With ‘VIVICA,’ Vivek Shraya Luxuriates in Unabashed Pleasure
Meet the Gen Z Youth Leading Toronto’s Shoegaze Revival
In ‘American Devotion,’ 1950s America Feels Oddly Familiar
New Film ‘Meadowlarks’ Tells Moving Story of Siblings Reuniting After the Sixties Scoop
Random Advice: An A.I. Dilemma
Comics
Pride Picks: Four New Books
Early Summer Theatre Preview
Early Summer 2026 Events Listings
What We’re Listening To
Of Love in the Orbit of Addiction
Cola’s New Album Offers Split Visions of a World Beyond Capitalism
‘Black Zombie’ Is a Masterpiece Digging into the History of Horror’s Favourite Monsters
‘The Tower That Built a City’ Is Empty Propaganda for a Toronto that Doesn’t Exist
West Bank School Struggles Under Tightening Israeli Occupation in ‘House of Hope’
‘American Doctor’ Is a Harrowing, Unflinching Account of Medical Work in Gaza
‘Myspace’ Doc Is A Boring and Cringey Attempt to Capitalize on Millennial Nostalgia
IN PHOTOS: The Grind’s 3-Year Anniversary Party
‘Code of Misconduct’ is a Disturbing Look at the Psychology Behind Hockey’s Toxic Culture
‘A War on Women’ is an inspiring film about Iran’s evolving feminist movement
‘Nekai Walks’ Is a Heartfelt, Insightful Look at Gun Violence at Jane and Finch
Cops Keep Showing Up to Arts Events About Palestine. What Can Organizers Do?
Spring Theatre Preview
Organizers End Giller Prize Boycott, Say Demands Have Been Met
Hot Docs Preview: The Films We’re Most Excited For
Random Advice: Puppy Love
Spring 2026 Events Listings
Review: Copperbelt (Soulpepper)
Review: Make Banana Cry (Buddies in Bad Times)
Celebrate National Poetry Month With These New Books
Memory Is A Dream: A Review of Brandi Bird’s ‘Pitiful’
Review: Witch (Soulpepper)
What We’re Listening To
The Ratskin Family Band Keep the Spirit of Queer Country Music Alive
REVIEW: Cootie Catcher Reject the Posers on ‘Something We All Got’
Grace Glowicki Brings New Life to Indie Horror
‘All That’s Left of You’ Review: Sweeping Palestinian Drama is a Breathtaking Achievement
Comics (Jan./Feb. 2026)
Horoscopes for Jan. 2026
What We’re Listening To
Review: Bijuriya
Winter 2026 Event Listings
Theatre Winter Preview
Eight New Novels We Can’t Wait to Read in 2026
The Work of Poetry in Reclamation and Liberation: A Review of ‘Tamil Terrains’
