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Why does Gen Z love alt-rock from the ’90s? Blame our parents, sort of
I was 13 when my father put Disorder by Joy Division on the car stereo. I can still remember the crisp bassline and the drums of the song.
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Rock on for less at The Opera House
From K-Pop to heavy metal, The Opera House on Queen Street has something for everyone, usually for less than $50.
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East York’s keychain trinket exchange brings joy to its creators and visitors
A unique exchange board rests on the front lawn at 283 Mortimer Ave., inviting visitors to swap keychains, or leave a trinket that converts into a special keychain. The board is made out of wood, ...
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My love for my dad’s favourite upbeat music transformed my outlook on grief
Alongside writing spoken word poetry on my YouTube channel, this big change in my life taught me to always find comfort and ...
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Caribbean culture
Soulpepper and Nightwood Theatres put an interesting twist on election-night coverage at The Young Centre for the Performing Arts. Lithuanian House served as home base to American Democrats hoping for ...
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junior hockey
The Caledon Bombers opened their season against the Cambridge RedHawks on Friday night at the Mayfield Recreation Complex.
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Local shelters preparing for high-traffic winter months
As the days get shorter and the nights get chillier, homeless shelters across the city are preparing for the colder season ahead.
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Jewish community
A small group of Toronto residents and their supporters gathered to hold a Shabbat ceremony in the name of peace. As the days get shorter and the nights get chillier, homeless shelters across the city ...
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Middle East
A small group of Toronto residents and their supporters gathered to hold a Shabbat ceremony in the name of peace. As the days get shorter and the nights get chillier, homeless shelters across the city ...