The Toronto-born five-piece band talks song-writing, playing gigs and breaking the distance
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Long Winter returns with new shows on March 11.
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Ageless International Film Festival Hosts First In-Person Screenings
by Caleb Hooperby Caleb HooperThe Toronto-based film festival hosts hybrid screenings of films from France.
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Six Arts and Culture Events to Celebrate Black History Month
In 1995, the first Black female MP, Jean Augustine, introduced a motion in the House of Commons that was passed unanimously to recognize February as Black History Month across Canada.…
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On the Record Player: The Holiday Special
by David Warnerby David WarnerWith each winter comes the annual struggle: bracing ourselves against an onslaught of holiday music. At their worst, the songs follow us no matter where we go, digging into our…
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On the Record Player: Finish the Semester with a Collection of Album Closers
by David Warnerby David WarnerCreating an album is a monumental task. At its best, it’s captivating and engrossing, flowing seamlessly from track to track. At its worst, an artist can lose the listener in…
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Ryerson professional music students praise program in its inaugural semester
by Severina Chuby Severina ChuClasses are underway as students experience Ryerson’s new undergraduate professional music program in its inaugural fall 2021 semester. The Creative School introduced the program in late 2020 and have since…
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On The Record Player: Chicken Soup for the Soul Day
by David Warnerby David WarnerAccording to multiple online sources, Nov. 12 is National Chicken Soup for the Soul Day. While the origins of the holiday are unclear, it’s meant to be an opportunity to…
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Why this Ryerson professor does not want you to listen to music while you study
by Swidda Rassyby Swidda RassyBritney Spears and Beethoven — two iconic artists whose music is internationally recognized and celebrated. But when it comes to listening to music while studying, which is the better option?…
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Music lovers anticipate return of in-person live shows
by Serena Lopezby Serena LopezMusic lovers can buy tickets to see their favourite artists live for the first time since in-person concerts were put on hiatus due to the pandemic last year. Ontario announced…