Doug Ford’s plan to reduce the size of city council comes just when governance as diverse as the city’s populace seemed on the horizon
Local tattoo artists discuss why fears of inking darker skin tones need to fade away
The late A Raisin In The Sun playwright and civil rights activist gets the biopic treatment in Sighted Eyes/Feeling Heart
We asked Drunk Feminist Films for their drunk feminist takes
There’s growing support behind banning anti-choice protestors in public spaces, but there’s a deeper discussion to be had
The growing spate of neo-Nazi and far-right activity around the world means it’s important for Canadians to take a stand
Inside Carnival Nationz mas camp warehouse on Dynamic Drive in Scarborough, dozens of volunteers painstakingly glue and stitch together themed costumes that will be worn at this weekend’s grand parade
A look back at how a one-time event produced as a tribute to Canada’s growing West Indian diaspora grew into one of the largest cultural celebrations in the country
Ahead of his show at the Mod Club, the rising Toronto rapper talks about the west-end neighbourhood’s impact on his life and music
Blowback over Black Lives Matter Torontos (BLM-TO) protest at Pride last summer exposed the ease with which we are capable of slipping into racist impulses.
The hip-hop-focused festival makes space for local acts not readily supported by the scene
“We call ourselves ‘art-ivists.’ We make our art to inspire, empower and make a difference in our world.”
