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Tag: Toronto

News

Former CSI Annex Location to Become City-owned Shelter

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720 Bathurst, Centre for Social Innovation, CSI, CSI Annex, homelessness, Indigenous, shelters, Toronto
Arts & Culture

Random Advice: A Complicated Rat Problem

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Random Advice, Toronto
News

Lawyers Urge RCMP to Arrest Former Israeli Politicians Ahead of Munk Debates

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Gaza, Israel, Munk Debates, Palestine, Protests, Toronto
Arts & Culture

A Taste of The Levant

Issue
2025 Dec – 2026 Jan
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Christina Chaaya, Israel, Lebanon, olive oil, Omar Barghouti, TOON, Toronto
News

Editors’ Letter: Creating Sparks

Issue
2025 Dec – 2026 Jan
Tagged
Doug Ford, editors letter, Israel, Palestine, theatre, Toronto
News

IDF Soldier Manhandles Toronto Students Who Disrupted Event

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IDF soldiers, Israel, Jonathan Karten, Palestine, students, Students for Justice in Palestine, Students Supporting Israel, Toronto, Toronto police
Arts & Culture

‘Serious Buyers Only’ Review: Absurd Bidding War Satirizes Toronto’s Housing Crisis

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arts, comedy, film, housing, movies, Toronto
Arts & Culture

Art Toronto No Longer Sponsored by AXA, Insurance Giant Invested in Weapons Used in Israeli Genocide

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art, Art Toronto, AXA, BDS, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, Toronto, visual arts
Sports

Hopping on the Blue Jays Bandwagon? Here’s Your World Series Cheat Sheet

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Alejandro Kirk, Baseball, Blue Jays, George Springer, Kevin Gausman, Max Scherzer, sports, Toronto, TTrey Yesavage, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
News

Humour to Mask Israeli Atrocities: The Triggered Tour Stop in Toronto

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Canadian Antisemitism Education Foundation, Eli Wininger, Gaza, Israel, Lodzer Synagogue, Palestine, Students Supporting Israel, Toronto, Toronto Zionist Council
Analysis

Full Send to the Right: Nelk’s Journey from Pranksters to Trump’s Besties

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Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump, Full Send, influencers, Kyle Forgeard, Nelk Boys, Toronto, YouTube
News

Police Chief Plays Loose with the Truth on Radio Call-in Show

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knee on neck, Media, Myron Demkiw, police, protest, Toronto, Toronto Police Services
News

People Keep Vandalizing Scotiabank Branches

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activism, Elbit Systems, Israel, Palestine, Scotiabank, Toronto, vandalism
News

No New Action from Canada as Israel Starves Gaza

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Anita Anand, Canada, CIFTA, CJPME, Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, GHF, Global Affairs Canada, Israel, Palestine, starvation, Toronto
News

For Palestinian Christians, Our Plight Is Too Often Ignored and Justified by Christian Zionists

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Canada Christian College, Christian Zionism, Christianity, genocide, GTA, Israel, Palestine, Palestinian Christians, Sabeel, Toronto, United Church
Theatre

Fringe Review: Frat Haus: Evicted 

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Andy Fetamean, Archie Called, Coyote Ugly, Devery Bess, drag kings, Frat Haus: Evicted, Fringe, Fringe Festival, Fringe Toronto, Stefan Fetamean, theatre, Toronto
Theatre

Fringe Review: Ctrl Alt Delete: An Alphabetical Musical

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Ctrl Alt Delete: An Alphabetical Musical, Douglas Price, Fringe, Fringe Festival, Fringe Toronto, theatre, Toronto
Theatre

Fringe Review: Confessions of a Redheaded Coffeeshop Girl

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Confessions of a Redheaded Coffeeshop Girl, Fringe Festival, Fringe Toronto, Rebecca Perry, theatre, Toronto
Music

One of Toronto’s Best Musical Festivals Is Happening this Weekend — and it’s Free!

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Bia Ferreira, Brasa, Frente Cumbiero, Inkloosiv Voices, Kristyn Gelfand, Mixto, Mixto Festival, music, music festival, Orbital Ensemble, Toronto, Uma Nota Culture
Theatre

Fringe Review: Stroke of Genius: Pantomime Masturbation Throughout Performing Arts History

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Fringe, Fringe Festival, Fringe Toronto, Shane Mayforth, Stroke of Genius, Stroke of Genius: Pantomime Masturbation Throughout Performing Arts History, theatre, Toronto, Vulva Va Voom
Theatre

Fringe Review: Emilio’s A Million Chameleons

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Adam Francis Proulx, Emilio’s A Million Chameleons, Fringe, Fringe Festival, theatre, Toronto, Toronto Fringe
Theatre

Fringe Review: Plan V: The Rise of Reverence

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Eleanor O'Brien, Fringe, Fringe Festival, Fringe Toronto, Plan V: The Rise of Reverence, theatre, Toronto
Theatre

Fringe Review: Whistling Pine (A Dark Comedy)

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Chris Majeki, Fringe, Fringe Festival, Fringe Toronto, Indigenous, theatre, Toronto, Whistling Pine, Whistling Pine (A Dark Comedy)
Theatre

Fringe Review: Jimmy Hogg: The Potato King

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Fringe, Fringe Festival, Fringe Toronto, Jimmy Hogg, Jimmy Hogg: The Potato King, The Potato King, theatre, Toronto
Theatre

Fringe Review: Quiltro

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Alejandra Angobaldo, Allende, Cheyla McNally Rondon, Chile, Fringe, Fringe Festival, Fringe Toronto, Quiltro, Toronto, Yasmine Agocs
Theatre

Fringe Review: Temple of Desire

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Bharatanātyam, dance, Fringe, Fringe Festival, Fringe Toronto, Karma Dance, Native Earth, Temple of Desire, theatre, Toronto
Theatre

Fringe Review: Lucian, Plato, and the Secrets of the Pussy

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Alyssa Featherstone, Fringe, Fringe Festival, Fringe Toronto, Jasmine Brough, Jewell Bowry, Jonnie Lombard, Jules Spizzirri, Kael Buryn, Lucian Plato and the Secrets of the Pussy, Sydney Scott, theatre, Toronto
Theatre

Fringe Review: Thunderor

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Fringe, Fringe Festival, JJ Tartaglia, rock opera, Thunderor, Toronto
Theatre

Fringe Review: Adam Bailey: My Three Deaths

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Adam Bailey, Adam Bailey: My Three Deaths, Fringe, Fringe Festival, Fringe Toronto, theatre, Toronto
Theatre

Fringe Review: Screamin’ in the Rain

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Eli Pasic, Fringe, Fringe Festival, Screamin’ in the Rain, theatre, Toronto
News

Bubble Zone Bylaw Passes, Unlikely to Withstand Charter Challenge

Issue
2025 Summer
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Bubble Zone, City Hall, Israel, news briefs, Olivia Chow, Palestine, protest, Toronto, West Bank
Events Listings

Event Listings

Issue
2025 Summer
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comedy, events, film, literary, theatre, Toronto, visual arts
News

EDITORS’ LETTER: Reality Bites

Issue
2025 Summer
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AI Slop, Doug Ford, Food, Gaza, Iran, Israel, Mark Carney, Sudan, summer, Toronto
General Public
Food

Go-to Happy Hour Spots

Issue
2025 Summer
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Blanco, Constantine, Drinks, Food, General Public, happy hour, Smoque N' Bones, The Rhino, Toronto
Black Lab Brewing
Food

Brewed Awakening

Issue
2025 Summer
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Avling, beer, Black Lab, breweries, Burdock, Drinks, Food, Junction Craft, Toronto
Protest camp at Queen's Park in June. Photo by Joshua Best
News

Indigenous Peoples Denounce Ontario’s Bill 5

Issue
2025 Summer
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Bill 5, Bill C-2, Bubble Zone bylaw, news briefs, Toronto, WSIB
Palestinian supporters inside York University. Credit: Independent Jewish Voices Canada.
News

York University (Sort of) Responds to Anti-Palestinian Racism Report

Issue
2025 Summer
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anti-Palestinian racism, Gaza, Israel, news briefs, Palestine, Race Equity Caucus, Toronto, York University
Photo of people inside at the opening of an art exhibit, dimly lit room.
Arts & Culture

Mayworks Festival Celebrates 40 Years with Packed Program

Issue
2025 Summer
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Andre Mandela Lopez, Banging on the Walls of the Tank, Charlie Simmons, Farah Ghafoor, festival, Furqan Mohamed, Haidar Eid, Krish Dineshkumar, labour arts, Mayworks, Monica Cheema, Souleymane’s Story, Tall el-Zataar, To Look, To Look and to Look Again, Toronto
News

Are Toronto Police Lying About Hate Crime Stats?

Issue
2025 April/May
Tagged
Palestine, police, Toronto
Theatre

Spring Theatre Recs

Issue
2025 April/May
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A Public Display of Affection, Canadian Children's Opera Chorus, Crow's Theatre, Deanne Taylor Theatre, Dido and Aeneas, Factory Theatre, Feast, Graham Isador, Guillermo Verdecchia, Jonathan Wilson, Karen Hines, Pochsy IV, Tarragon Theatre, theatre, Toronto, Truck
Photo of a "Coming Soon" sign on the front of an apartment building in Toronto with the names Nightwood Theatre and Tapestry Opera on it.
Theatre

Nightwood Theatre Shut Down Showcase Supporting Refugees After Fight about Palestine 

Issue
2025 April/May
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Anera, arts funding, Doug Ford, Israel, Nightwood Theatre, Palestine, Toronto, Trillium Foundation, Whatever happened with
Photo of a construction site with grain silos behind a fence. It is a sun and cloud day at Ontario Place on the Toronto lakeshore.
News

Commercial use allowed on 30% of Therme’s Ontario Place ‘public’ outdoor space. Plus: doubts about the ‘$200 million’ investment

Issue
2025 April/May
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30% Entitlement, Doug Ford, lakeshore, Ontario, Ontario Place, Ontario Place lease, park, public land, StrategyCorp, Toronto, West Island
Arts & Culture

The Law & Order Toronto Episode About Encampments Is as Bad as You’d Expect

Issue
2025 April/May
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Bickford Park, encampment, homelessness, Law & Order, Law & Order Toronto, Law and Order Toronto, Toronto, Trinity Bellwoods, Unhoused
Photo of TTC bus 124 on a snowy day.
News

How Premier Ford Took Away $1 Billion From the TTC

Issue
2025 Feb
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Toronto, transit, TTC
yellow X
News

What Is Strategic Voting?

Issue
2025 Feb
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election, Green Party, GTA, Liberal, NDP, Ontario, Progressive Conservative, strategic voting, Toronto
Photo of the front of public high school in Toronto, Jarvis Collegiate, a brick building. On a sunny summer day with trees on either side.
News

OPINION: Pro-Israel NGOs in Our Schools Put Kids at Risk

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anti-Palestinian racism, antisemitism, Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, CIJA, Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center, FSWC, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, schools, TDSB, Toronto, Toronto District School Board
News

OPINION: 100 Arrests. Another dropped charge. What this tells us about policing the Palestine movement

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Adam Melanson, knee on neck, Palestine, police, police violence, protest, Toronto, Toronto Police Services
News

My Tweet About a Librarian Not Letting My Kid Use the Phone Went Viral. Here’s Why

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libraries, library, parenting, Toronto, Toronto Public Library
News

Making of a Drug Panic

Issue
2024 Dec - 2025 Jan
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addiction, Doug Ford, drug policy, drugs, Finkle, homelessness, housing, Insite, opioids, Pierre Poilievre, Poilievre, Postmedia, safe injection sites, South Riverdale Community Health Centre, SRCHC, supervised consumption site, Toronto, Trudeau, Zivo
Arts & Culture

Standing Out

Issue
2024 Dec - 2025 Jan
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Ava Val, Bee Bertrand, comedy, Comedy Lab, Danton Lamar, stand-up, Toronto, trans, trans comedians

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