Jordana Goldman
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Toronto, ON, Canada
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Three ways young Toronto activists are fighting Doug Ford
Includes a film satirizing Ontario’s sex-ed curriculum and an art exhibition on folks without basic income → Read More
The best Toronto concerts happening in August 2018
Drake and Migos come to Toronto in August (but no OVO Fest?), along with David Byrne, Beach House, The National and others; plus Manifesto, Veld and Caribbean Carnival festivals. → Read More
Stand up for the Danforth at these #DanforthStrong events
Show your support for Toronto's Greektown neighbourhood following the mass shooting on July 22. → Read More
TIFF to hold a rally for gender equality during 2018 festival
On September 8, King West will turn into marching grounds for women to protest inequality in the film industry → Read More
Comic book publisher Koyama Press to close in 2021
After more than a decade, the beloved Toronto-based publisher of comics, art books and graphic novels is calling it quits → Read More
Drake and Migos's Toronto concerts postponed 10 days
Drake and Migos's Scotiabank Arena concerts on the Aubrey and The Three Migos tour will now take place August 20, 21 and 22. Still no word on whether there will be a 2018 OVO Fest → Read More
Toronto's board of health calls on feds to decriminalize all drugs
“The current approach to drug use actually worsens the situation because it forces people into unsafe drug practices and it actually prevents people from getting help,” says medical officer of health Eileen de Villa → Read More
More support needed to stop Toronto youth from carrying guns
Of Toronto youth susceptible to violence and crime, 40 per cent said they could get a gun in less than three hours → Read More
Hedley singer Jacob Hoggard charged with sexual assault
Jacob Hoggard of Hedley has been charged with sexual interference and two counts of sexual assault causing bodily harm, according to a release by the Toronto Police Service → Read More
Morro And Jasp, Anywhere to play Best of Fringe 2018
Eight shows from this year's Toronto Fringe Festival will get remounts at the Studio Theatre during the recently revived mini-festival, which kicks off on August 17 → Read More
The Dark Knight to screen in IMAX 70mm at the Cinesphere
Toronto is one of four North American cities chosen to host 10th anniversary screenings of Christopher Nolan's seminal superhero film → Read More
Protestors held a sex-ed class at Queen’s Park today
In response to Doug Ford’s replacement of the 2015 sex-ed curriculum with on from 1998, protestors read the curriculum aloud on the front lawns of Queen's Park → Read More
While venues close in Toronto, these musicians are bringing one back to life
Fighting against the city’s venue crisis, Future Peers, Witch Prophet and VERSA are throwing a multi-disciplinary show at the former home of Whippersnapper Gallery. → Read More
Weed giant Tweed's participation in this year’s Pride carries odd whiff
For LGBTQ activists familiar with the battles to win acceptance for marijuana as medicine, Tweed's Pride foray "to celebrate progress" comes amid the growing corporate takeover of medical cannabis in Canada → Read More
New interactive installations added to King Street Transit Pilot
King Street Transit Pilot unveils interactive installations designed by Ryerson students through a partnership between ShapeLab and the City of Toronto. → Read More
This Kensington Market grocery store is turning into an art maze
Kensington Market’s old Zimmerman’s Fairland grocery is turning into a six series immersive art maze with collaborations from visual and musical artists. → Read More
Doug Ford halts Ontario anti-ticket scalping law
Doug Ford, the newly elected Ontario premier, has announced a halt on a portion of the Ticket Sales Act, which was set to take effect July 1 → Read More
The best Toronto concerts of July 2018
Janelle Monáe, Radiohead, Lauryn Hill and Erykah Badu are included in the best Toronto concerts this summer. Plus, Nano Mutek provides a tease for Mutek Festival in Montreal, and the final Warped Tour ever rolls through town. → Read More
Five things we learned from Naomi Klein’s The Battle For Paradise launch
The journalist and author talked disaster capitalists and green colonialists at the launch for latest book at the Gladstone Hotel → Read More
Erykah Badu to headline 2018 AfroChic Festival
The soul/R&B musician will DJ and speak at the two-day event devoted to Afro-Canadian music and culture → Read More