Toronto is crazy about salsa – and no, we don’t mean the dip
From Latin America to Canada: a look into the perseverance of the historic dance within the city.
A vanishing landmark: The World Food Market
The foreseen closure and lasting impact of the World Food Market. What does the future have in store for this landmark?
Canada’s sports culture reckoning
Hockey Canada scandal puts problems surrounding sports culture under the spotlight
WILL CANNABIS TOURISM MISS THE SMOKE IN THE GTA?
By Dylan Kulcher Entering the 2023 Cannexpo, a wash of black and green canopied the booths with exotic brands like Majoun’s Persian hash edibles and Frankie Smoke’s gold-plated joint tips dizzying attendees. A mix of dance tunes and reggae played backdrop to the talks taking place on stage while the smell of weed from product…
Brushed away from home, Artlords paint back with hope
By Hssena Arjmand Walking down the streets of Kabul, two eyes stared back at Yama Farhad. Intrigued by their gaze, he walked closer to get a better look. The words “ میبینم ترا من – I see you” were painted below. Farhad was determined to know who was responsible for the mural. After scouring Facebook,…
The Game Changers
A look into how players in the GTA are changing hockey’s culture
Music for the Soul, Not your Parents
Learning an instrument has been proven to be beneficial, so why is it that lessons are often abandoned, and how can the music industry change so that musicians can simply enjoy music?
COVID side-hustles save students from inflation
These three students started small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic that now help support them through high inflation
From dorm room to set
In 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, three friends sat nervously in a cramped room at Pitman Hall Residence at Toronto Metropolitan University, ready to pack up their lives and move back home. Dreams of making it big in the production world were quickly crushed by the looming threat of the global pandemic.
‘The Live Eye’: A Brief History of Toronto Pop Culture
Thirty years after its creation, the Citytv van installation commemorates a bygone era of Toronto pop culture