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Users and local businesses say they've been left in the lurch while Bunz's popular Facebook groups are abandoning the brand en masse → Read More
Based on Storm Crows in Vancouver, Toronto's Storm Crow Manor features multiple rooms that reference everything from Star Wars, Blade Runner, Twin Peaks and Harry Potter. → Read More
Pop-Up Magazine, a show that recreates the experience of reading a general-interest magazine for an audience, is coming to Toronto for the first time → Read More
With school back in session, Canadian children are back to packing a lunch, and for many, it includes a sandwich. Unfortunately, not all families are able to afford lunch. Over 800,000 Canadians use the food bank each month, so Dempster’s is addressing food insecurity this back-to-school season by donating two million slices of bread to local food banks across the country. Until October 3,… → Read More
Sponsored feature: presented by Afrofest (July 7-8) → Read More
At the tail end of the thousands-strong event, organizers created a quieter atmosphere to commemorate the loss of queer and trans lives → Read More
Performers are using drag to show how masculinity can be gentle, compassionate and radical → Read More
Move over, doggos: The internet’s new favorite animal is pissed off and speaks in an umlaut-heavy slang → Read More
Sponsored feature: presented by Humber x NOW Digital Residency → Read More
Friends and family of of late activist Sumaya Dalmar have launched a Ryerson University scholarship in her name to make education accessible to trans students of colour → Read More
Meet Turning Point USA, an astroturf right-wing student group that became the butt of the joke → Read More
The Kelowna-born dubstep DJ has also been dropped by his management and booking agencies → Read More
The case of alleged serial killer Bruce MacArthur highlights the thin line between crowdsourcing and retraumatization → Read More
People are reportedly using Vicks’ VapoRub to soothe itches, bring down swelling, cure thrush, boost sex drive, and leave things smelling minty fresh. Medical professionals are not impressed, and warn that VapoRub can interrupt the natural flora of the vagina, and cause damage. → Read More
Combining the health benefits of natural growth with bush oil can leave you feeling safe and sexy. Bush oil is a personal grooming product made of essential oils and fatty acids with various benefits designed to keep your pubic hair soft and clean. → Read More
The most common form of antidepressants used to treat anxiety and depression are selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs). SSRIs are known to impact all four stages of the sexual arousal cycle including desire, arousal, orgasm and resolution, impacting up to 60% of patients. → Read More
The monthly showcase for comedians of colour, women and LGBTQ comics has played to sell-out crowds for five consecutive months → Read More
In recent years, many people have shifted from traditional careers to remote work, solopreneurship and freelancing. In response to this change, coworking spaces have sprung up in cities around the... → Read More
These up-and-coming local creatives draw upon pop culture, street and surrealist themes and regularly share their work online → Read More
When Black Boys Cry at Magic Pony (2104 Dundas West), August 10-12. 416-861-1684, eventbrite.com/e/36175825869. In his first solo show When Black Boys Cry, emerging Toronto-based painter James Michael Yeboah dismantles Black masculinity as a way to create space for Black men to be vulnerable. A 2017 CUE Arts Grant recipient, Yeboah has been working as an artist since 2014 when he submitted… → Read More