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Halle Berry and Daniel Craig are the stars, but the most interesting part of this confusing movie concerns younger characters.

Disability advocates remember the former lieutenant-governor as a tireless campaigner for people with disabilities who often lamented the slow pace of change.

Efforts to quash decisions made by the board in the aftermath of the November 2019 comments were rejected.

Where’s the Christmas programming at Toronto’s heritage museums this year?

Brian Leonard has gained acclaim for whipping up artfully decorated coffee confections for Hollywood stars.

Doane Hanus oversees the city’s largest costume rental outlet. Five years after taking over, he’s still trying to finish an inventory.

Running for 12 hours from Sat. Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. to Sun. Oct. 2 at 7 a.m., the all-night art fest features more than 170 works

One of Toronto’s oldest downtown condos became my home 20 years ago. Why I’m here to stay

Two years after the pandemic put a stop to live performance and other artistic endeavours, artists are thrilled and relieved to land a six-month residency with arts and culture festival Luminato.

Although revenues are down since the cinema reopened for screenings last month, co-owner Andy Willick says people are getting more comfortable coming inside. And the vaccine passport should help with that.

Simu Liu calls out producers of ‘Kim’s Convenience’ in Facebook post

As part of its Welcome Toronto program in collaboration with Drake’s OVO, the Raptors will feature the work of three separate “creators” in upcoming Raptors games.

Tim Notter, long-time owner of the Orbit Room — a live music nightspot on College Street in Little Italy — is hoping to pay off some debt and reopen in a new location after the club closed last July after more than 25 years.

Two serious issues put any hope for recovery in serious jeopardy, club owners agree: insurance costs and public-health guidelines which may place strict limits on the number of patrons a venue can play host to once it reopens.

A study commissioned by the Canadian Independent Music Association estimates it will take three years for the music industry to return to pre-COVID levels of activity and vibrancy.

39 residents have now died at Tendercare Living Centre in Scarborough

With a simple library card virtual books, magazines, newspapers, movies and music are just a click away — and free!

With a simple library card virtual books, magazines, newspapers, movies and music are just a click away — and free!

Elaborate depiction of raccoons doing battle with a green bin earns Megan Warne second prize in international CookieCon competition.

Haven Toronto is a drop-in centre for homeless men more than 50 years of age, offering a range of services that include meals, recreation and a sense of community.