By Maia-Anne Erickson Click here for the audio version of the story. There once was a grand palace that stood tall like a spired tower. Its muted patterns of stucco were invisible amongst the bright lights of the marquee, and the buzz of the downtown core became deaf to the battle cries of twenty-somethings in…
Toronto jazz musician Mike Downes has made a career by keeping true to his musical roots By Ayshat Abdurzakova Mike Downes practices playing the electric bass in his bedroom. He plucks the strings of his instrument as his other hand moves up and down the neck, trying to recreate a baseline for a Rush song.…
AUDIO VERSION By: Chase Cooper Walking down the dimly lit steps into BSMT 254, the underground music venue is empty except for the bartenders and the ticket collector, who are ready for tonight’s sold-out show. As the opening band is setting up their equipment, the dimly lit venue starts to fill. Within an hour, the…
Amazon MGM Studios is investing in Toronto’s film scene. Is an influx of cash enough to help the Canadian industry flourish?
How tattoos help those grieving from the loss of a loved one Reading of the story below “Tattoos that Heal” Tattoos that Heal. By Thelacsana Rajaganapathy T· FoodsServicesPursuitsDiversitiesTransformationsCOVID SpringCommunitiesEastern FrontEtobicokeMidtown u0026#038; YorkNorthern ExposureOn The EdgeOut WestThe DannyThe Mid EastAbout Street leading to Bini tattoos on Elm Street on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2024 (Thelacsana Rajaganapathy/T•) The…
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