Arts & Life

Rescheduling comes after previous cancellation, protests

After a months-long landlord standoff threatened closure, the historic Toronto theatre resolves its lease dispute

Punjabi films are doing a better job of representing the Canadian experience than other genres of Indian film

Students share personal inspiration and thoughts on AI in art in a new exhibit

Cyclists and advocates welcome the news of the expansion of the program, however say the city lacks the infrastructure needed to keep up with the growing demand.

“We want to go back to work but we want to be respected,” say union members

Her song “won’t make it” is now available for streaming.

Dog owners raise concerns about dog parks in the city after one dog is severely injured and another dies.

Fourteen young artists weave their personal truths and imaginative visions into a rich fabric of artistic expression where narratives of identity and imagination intersect

The comedy fundraiser for Palestine, held on Feb. 2 in Mississauga featured eight comedians with different backgrounds.