Education The best protest signs from the Cuts Hurt Kids education rallynowtoronto.com - Paul Salvatori To the thousands at Saturday's Cuts Hurt Kids rally, the Ford government's sweeping changes to education amount to a declaration of war on teachers …
Canadian History Angélique makes a moment in Canadian history feel urgent and relevantnowtoronto.com - Lisa McKeown Lorena Gale's play about a slave woman who was tortured and hanged in 1734 for setting fire to Montreal has modern parallels
Earl Sweatshirt Concert review: Earl Sweatshirt's show at Rebel was anything but a mope-festnowtoronto.com - Nick Flanagan Earl Sweatshirt's introspective lyrics and mellow flows don't always translate live, but they worked at this concert at Toronto's Rebel.
University of Toronto Doug Ford's subway takeover is another kick in the teeth to Scarborough ridersnowtoronto.com - Candice Leung The lack of investment in transit that connects Scarborough's priority neighbourhoods to the rest of the city builds on a history of woeful neglect …
Guarded Girls is a moving exploration of women in a maximum security prisonnowtoronto.com - Susan G. Cole × Photo by Cylla von Tiedemann Vivien Endicott-Douglas and Michaela Washburn in Guarded Girls at the Tarragon GUARDED GIRLS by Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman …
David Lee Inside Planta Queen, an Asian vegan restaurantnowtoronto.com - Natalia Manzocco David Lee bids Nota Bene farewell with an all-new concept from his trailblazing plant-based eatery
New Toronto restaurants: Jollibee downtownnowtoronto.com - Natalia Manzocco Lisa Marie to close, Planta's new Asian concept opens, Queen West gets two new ramen joints, and more in your weekly dose of Toronto restaurant news
Fosse TV review: FX's Fosse/Verdon works best in its showy momentsnowtoronto.com - Glenn Sumi × Michelle Williams and Sam Rockwell in Fosse/Verdon FOSSE/VERDON (Steven Levenson). Eight episodes begin airing on FX on Tuesday (April 9). …
Music Videos Images Festival tickets!nowtoronto.com Win a chance to attend the Opening Night Screening of the 32nd Images Festival and more!
Codes of Conduct Union drive at Mama Earth Organics leaves a bad tastenowtoronto.com - Kevin Shimmin The company that prides itself on supporting local farmers and offering an alternative to the industrial food chain is fighting efforts by its …
SNC-Lavalin Letters To The Editor | The surprising life of cormorantsnowtoronto.com Plus, the conflation of anti-Semitism and criticism of Israel, and Doug Ford's war on the poor
Tim Hortons Six reliably kid-friendly things to do in Toronto this springnowtoronto.com - Radheyan Simonpillai Don't let locked public washrooms ruin your April/May family outings
Cannabis Cannabis courses focusing on science and business sprout up in Ontarionowtoronto.com - Kelly Boutsalis McMaster University launches a course aimed at dispelling myths around marijuana
Debbie Harry Q&A: Our spring cover star Regina Gently gets politicalnowtoronto.com - Kevin Ritchie The Toronto drag queen and singer/songwriter's debut solo single is a classic house-inspired anthem for the underdogs and marginalized
Albums Review: AKUA lays bare the aftermath of grief on Them Spiritsnowtoronto.com - Chaka V. Grier The new album from L.A.-based Canadian singer and Solange collaborator AKUA is unsparing, beautiful and cathartic.
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoChoir The best weekend events in Toronto: April 5-7nowtoronto.com - NOW staff What to do in Toronto this weekend, including Measha Brueggergosman's return to the opera stage, Earl Sweatshirt, Toronto Art Crawl and more
Weird DC's Doom Patrol is weird in a good waynowtoronto.com - Norman Wilner Now available on Space and Crave, the Titans spin-off is willing to bend the rules of superhero television and get very, very strange
Dinner With A View's burst bubblenowtoronto.com - Natalia Manzocco × Dinner With A View makes the jokes way too easy, but here goes: This spring, you can enjoy a luxury meal from the comfort and safety of your own …
Poetry Doyali Islam wins TIFA’s poetry competition Battle Of The Bardsnowtoronto.com - Susan G. Cole Toronto-based poet comes out on top after a night of excellent readings by Michelle Brown, Jay MillAr, Adebe DeRango-Adem and others
James Baldwin Review: Native Son updates a polarizing book for modern timesnowtoronto.com - Kevin Ritchie Rashid Johnson's film adaptation directly addresses the criticisms of Richard Wright's classic book about racism in America, but the result is uneven
It's Ok* wants to unite Toronto's thriving grassroots music scenesnowtoronto.com - Max Mertens Despite venue closures, DIY communities are thriving – and with their genre-spanning, venue-moving series, It's OK*, Said Yassin and Alicia Bee want …
Pet Sematary Review: Pet Sematary remake is a surface-level Stephen King adaptationnowtoronto.com - Norman Wilner The second big-screen run at King's most emotionally harrowing book settles for mashing up an Insidious movie and a Ring sequel
Bella Hadid Five things we learned from Hxouse’s women-led entrepreneur panelnowtoronto.com - Sumiko Wilson The Weeknd’s creative incubator hosted a conversation with model Bella Hadid, actor La La Anthony, Blavity founder Morgan DeBaun and more
Bicycle Commuting Building bike lanes from nowhere to nowherenowtoronto.com - Albert Koehl Esther Shiner Blvd. is a good place to start if you want to understand the planning by process of elimination at City Hall that amounts to serving …
Transwomen Savage Love: I want to date a non-op trans womannowtoronto.com - Dan Savage Plus, my gay friends are kind of homophobic.
Astrology Freewill Astrology: week of April 4nowtoronto.com - Rob Brezsny You have a potential to heal deeply if you get very clear about what you hunger for, Virgo
Toronto Islands 25 reasons to get outside this spring in Torontonowtoronto.com - Michelle da Silva From street fairs and street protests to art shows and concerts, these are the best events happening outdoors in April and May
Sylvia Plath Best Toronto music of the week: Brigitte Bardon't, Chastity and morenowtoronto.com - Richard Trapunski Plus a new #NOWplaying roundup with songs by Deliluh, Lydia Persaud, anders, Moon King and more.
Jordan Peele Jordan Peele brings The Twilight Zone into the 21st centurynowtoronto.com - Norman Wilner The director of Get Out and Us updates Rod Serling's classic series for the 21st century with an all-star cast – and mostly makes it work
