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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.

  • Foo Fighters at Rogers Stadium: Setlist, transit, tickets for Toronto concert

    What to know Foo Fighters bring The Take Cover Tour to Toronto’s Roger’s Stadium, the outdoor venue near Downsview Park. The lineup includes opening acts...
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  • Foo Fighters, Olivia Dean, and 5 Seconds of Summer headline Toronto concerts this week

    What to know Foo Fighters, Olivia Dean and Rush are among the biggest artists performing in Toronto and the GTA this week. Concerts run from...
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  • Brampton wheelchair racer stripped of silver medal at Commonwealth Games after Athletics Canada crash appeal fails

    What to know Brampton wheelchair racer Nandini Sharma was disqualified after she accidentally collided with another racer in the women's T54 1,500 metre competition at...
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  • ‘It would be a really important precedent’: Why a Toronto city councillor is fighting for Sneaky Dee’s to become a heritage site

    What to know Toronto City Councillor Dianne Saxe, who represents University—Rosedale, has filed a motion for the Heritage Planning department to see if Sneaky Dee’s...
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  • Canadian tennis stars to watch at the National Bank Open in Toronto and Montreal

    What to know The Canadian Open, also known as the National Bank Open, will be held from Aug. 1 to 13 in Toronto and Montreal....
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  • 5 headlining acts to check out at Veld Music Festival this weekend in Toronto

    Get ready to rave for three days straight, as Veld Music Festival returns to Toronto this weekend. The electronic dance music (EDM) will be held...
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  • After historic Lake Ontario swim, transgender Toronto athlete set to take on Lake Huron

    What to know Lev Goldberg is a transgender ultramarathoner based in Toronto who swam across Lake Ontario last year. This August, he will attempt to...
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  • Gordie Howe’s family became the first people to cross the now-open bridge honouring Canadian NHL legend

    What to know Gordie Howe International Bridge officially opened on Monday, July 27 at 12 p.m. The first people to cross the bridge were hockey...
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  • Ne-Yo, J. Cole, and Karol G headline Toronto concerts this week

    What to know Ne-Yo, J. Cole and Karol G are among the biggest artists performing in Toronto and the GTA this week. Concerts run from...
    Two artists, a man with sunglasses and a woman with wavy blonde hair, posing for promotional photos for Toronto concerts this week.
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  • 5 Toronto athletes competing for gold at the 2026 Commonwealth Games

    What to know The Commonwealth Games will take place in Glasgow, Scotland from July 23 to Aug. 2 One hundred and forty-nine athletes will compete...
    Two female swimmers celebrating after a race, one in a pink swimsuit and the other in a red swim cap, at a competitive swimming event in Toronto.
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  • ‘Angine de Poitrine is unapologetically authentic’: Why the absurdist Québécois duo have captivated audiences around the world

    What to know Angine de Poitrine is the latest Canadian musical act to blow up in popularity. Except, they're quite weird. In the last week,...
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  • Trump’s 50 per cent tariffs ‘won’t affect prices here at home,’ Canadian trade expert says

    What to know Donald Trump has announced 50% tariffs on some Canadian exports using Section 338, a 1930s trade law. A University of Toronto trade...
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  • ‘They’re craving genuine connection’: Toronto’s viral Centennial Park picnic team is now matchmaking at Veld

    What to know Winnie Chen, Nina Guo, and Harrison Wong are the organizers behind the viral 1,000 person picnic at Centennial Park in Toronto, where...
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  • Something in the Water brewery permanently closed its Liberty Village location

    What to know Something in the Water Brewing Co. announced the closure of its Liberty Village location on Monday after four years. The brewery and...
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  • ‘Why don’t you send water bombers?’: Torontonians respond to Trump’s wildfire criticism

    What to know United States President Trump has suggested that Canada pay for polluting America's air with wildfire smoke. Torontonians react to Trump's comments, disappointed...
    Toronto residents respond to wildfire criticism with interviews and media coverage, featuring a man in a suit and two women with a microphone from NOW Toronto.
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