Arts & Culture

Columnists

Nov 20, 2019

Blackness in art symposium seeks 'positive visibility,' expanding a 1967 conversation

A 1967 conversation about "Black" as a concept, a medium, and a sociopolitical form of expression is the jumping-off point for the Bodies Borders Fields public symposium in Toronto.

Event

Rowers Reading Series

Dec 3, 2019

Glad Day Bookshop

499 Church Street

Toronto , ON

Canada

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Rowers Reading Series is a monthly literary reading series showcasing the finest poetry, fiction, non-fiction and select emerging writers.

Podcast

Nov 19, 2019

Challenging racism and exclusion in Montreal's arts scene

Talking Radical Radio

Burcu Emeç talks about the efforts of an artist-run centre to challenge systemic barriers in their own work and in the city.

News

Nov 14, 2019

Zalika Reid-Benta on the diasporic short story

Vincent Ternida

The Toronto-based author speaks about stories of belonging, home, and the in-between in her debut collection.

Podcast

Nov 13, 2019

'How To Build a Girl' -- a new comedy on friendship, family and personal discovery

face2face

Based on the novel by Caitlin Moran, the film "How To Build a Girl" is an irreverent coming-of-age comedy about being a girl.

Book Review

Nov 7, 2019

In new memoir, Hugh Segal makes a personal case for universal basic income

Bill Blaikie

Segal has woven the history of the Canadian debate about a basic income policy into a book that is part personal memoir, part political memoir, and part political history.

Event

Shab-e She’r (Poetry Night) 7th Anniversary

Nov 26, 2019

Tranzac Club

292 Brunswick Avenue

Toronto

Canada

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We are celebrating the 7th year anniversary of Toronto’s most diverse & brave poetry reading and open mic series

Columnists

Nov 1, 2019

Sports includes both winning and losing, though it's not always fair

Rick Salutin

Part of sports' appeal is that in it, merit is more or less rewarded, far more than in areas like business, health, or politics. But merit doesn't rule, and when you win, chance plays a part.

Blog

Oct 30, 2019

Women-centred films close out Art Gallery of Hamilton Film Festival

Doreen Nicoll

The Art Gallery of Hamilton Film Festival not only screened films from a wide variety of genres, but included powerful pieces and panels that gave insight into our world and how we treat others.

Event

Go Global Expo

Feb 9, 2020

Toronto Reference Library

789 Yonge St

Toronto , ON

Canada

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Ontario CA

Are you interested in working, volunteering, studying or living overseas? Check out opportunities in more than 100 countries at the Go Global Expo!

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