Works by Omar El Akkad, Jordan Tannahill, Colson Whitehead and Miriam Toews head up this year’s list of the best books
For the first few decades after its founding, there was little hint that Toronto would ever be anything but a sleepy little backwater
There are probably five or six mentions of homosexuality in the entire Bible and confusion over what it actually means, writes Michael Coren
It’s incredible that I’m alive at all. I am profoundly lucky. I’d like to say it was grace, but one day on Bloor outside the Swiss Chalet, I passed out.
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A photograph on display in U of T’s Figures Of Sleep exhibition is a reminder that dozing off in a park should not be an act of defiance
Many indie event venues have shuttered in recent years, but the founders of the eight-year-old queer community fixture intend to buck the trend
From Yoko Ono and Yayoi Kusama to Indigenous architecture and Nuit Blanche in Scarborough, here are the artists and exhibitions to watch out for this year
