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    Eva Zhu

    Eva is a music, culture, and news journalist who has previously worked at CBC as a radio producer and digital writer. She has bylines in Exclaim! Magazine, Chatelaine, CBC Music, Porter Airlines, and NEXT Magazine. She holds a BA in health sciences from Simon Fraser University and a Masters of Journalism from Western University. In her free time, Eva enjoys running her punk zine Bony Knees, playing guitar, and baking up a storm.

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  • That Good’s Mastering Me event is helping women better understand their periods

    What to know Marketing agency That Good hosted Mastering Me 3.0: Period in Toronto, a women’s health event focused on menstrual health, education and community....
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    What to know The Toronto Marlies won the Calder Cup for the second time in franchise history Friday night. The Marlies beat out the Chicago...
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  • Germany vs. Ivory Coast at Toronto Stadium: Fan marches, kickoff time, transit and weather

    What to know Germany and Ivory Coast are set to play against each other in the third match at Toronto Stadium Saturday afternoon. The game...
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    Heading to a FIFA World Cup game at Toronto Stadium this week? Skip the eyewatering prices at the concession stand and try one of the...
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    What to know Toronto World Cup concession prices are drawing criticism online. Chicken tenders and fries cost $25.25 at Toronto Stadium compared with about $8.39...
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  • Who is opening for Bruno Mars in Toronto? Meet Leon Thomas and DJ Pee .Wee

    What to know Saturday’s Bruno Mars concert at Rogers Stadium was postponed because of severe weather. Sunday’s show is still expected to proceed, though chilly...
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  • ‘I never want this’: Bruno Mars promises to ‘make it up to you Toronto’ after postponing show due to bad weather

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  • How TCAF still manages to be Toronto’s best kept secret, even after 20 years

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  • Drake Iceman Toronto takeover has fans worldwide feeling ‘jealous’ of the city

    Torontonians are already flooding downtown streets ahead of Drake’s highly anticipated ninth studio album, Iceman. Just weeks after fans crowded around a mysterious ice structure...
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  • ‘It changed my life,’ Maggie Kang reflects on the journey from Sheridan College to KPop Demon Hunters

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