Arts & Life

Hong Kong-native Yatfung arrives in Toronto with his dog, his two adopted teenagers, and a dream of bringing his own brand of folk music to a Canadian audience

Competitors say strict diets, financial strain, and lost friendships are part of the journey

The city’s getting a new romance festival and romance-exclusive bookstore

Loneliness among LGBTQ2+ Canadians is reported at nearly double the rate that of the general population

Expert at the week-long “Promise of Music” conference at TMU says we are at a “Fork in the road”

“Disappearing Acts” is a celebration of the city’s gay community, says the artist, Nina Jeffares-Levitt

Three short films created through Toronto Palestine Film Festival’s 2025 residency program confront systemic discrimination and give voice to Palestinian experiences

The imminent closures of The Phoenix Concert Theatre and The Velvet Underground mean emerging musicians will have fewer chances to get their foot in the door

Amid rising anti-immigrant sentiment, Toronto’s first Thai Festival offers a joyful counterpoint.

Despite barriers in the Canadian film industry, young, racialized filmmakers say opportunities do exist — you just need to know where to look