Constable Timothy Barnhardt was allegedly paid by criminal figures to search addresses that were later relayed to hired gunmen

The new documentary by Cree filmmaker Alexandra Lazarowich asks what it means to actually “make it” in the music industry…

Palestinian filmmaker Hosam Abu Dan managed to make a scripted feature film shot entirely in Gaza during the genocide, working entirely with local actors. He tells The Grind he wanted to capture “the…

Toronto police used the spectre of terrorism to quietly build up permanent surveillance infrastructure for a threat that never came. Its centrepiece is a counter-drone system that may be linked to the...

As Carney welcomes the world’s wealthiest, civil society organizations are rallying against the sell-off of Canada’s assets…

Groups say the CBSA Raid in Calgary last month threatens “Freedom of expression and peaceful assembly.”

Based on the true story of 1970s Canadian daredevil Ken Carter, this film soars with laughs, buoyed by another magnetic performance from Jay Baruchel…

In the lead up to the Polaris Music Prize Gala, The Grind is chatting with the 10 artists on the shortlist. The $30,000 prize, based on artistic merit alone, will be awarded at Massey Hall on Sept. 22...

With the new school year about to begin, Nigel Bariffe, President of the Elementary Teachers of Ontario, argues that the province’s recent changes are taking education in the wrong direction…

From YouTube pranks in Toronto to rubbing shoulders with Trump and giving Netanyahu a softball interview, the Nelk Boys have become a potent force driving young people to right-wing politics.

Michael Rancic uncovers the forgotten history of a dominant force in modern music in this excerpt from his new book ‘A Nation of Tinkerers: A History of Electronic Music in Canada from 1945 To 1985’…

Poh Si Teng’s documentary follows three American doctors as they navigate a crumbling health system amid Israel’s genocide in Gaza…

Nekai Foster was shot at random while walking home in Toronto’s Jane and Finch neighbourhood, after he was caught in the middle of retaliatory shootings between gangs. This new documentary follows…

The Grind is Toronto’s only free, city-wide, local politics and culture print magazine. We are currently being sued for defamation by an Israeli reservist soldier for our coverage of a Toronto event…

East End Acts for Palestine and Toronto East Anti-Hate Mobilization (TEAM) are proud to present EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET, from executive producer Emma Thompson and director Felipe Bustos Sierra (¡N...

This defamation case could sink one of the only publications closely covering the Palestine solidarity movement in Toronto and the repression it has faced. We need your help…

Gallery TPW will host Rizek Abdel Jawad’s photographs on Wednesday, Aug. 5. His images linger “in the space between devastation and tenderness”…

Cuba's national electricity ​grid collapsed late on ‌Sunday, the state-owned national electric utility ​said, plunging the ​island of about 10 ⁠million people into ​darkness as blackouts are ​becoming ever more frequent.

Nine months after being arrested at a protest supporting the Freedom Flotilla to Gaza, charges against seven of the eight defendants have been dropped entirely. The case again raises questions about…

While Brad Bradford can be mocked for flip-flopping on bike lanes and other issues, his message seems to be connecting with voters. The big question for Olivia Chow, after three years in office…

This defamation case could sink one of the only publications closely covering the Palestine solidarity movement in Toronto and the repression it has faced. We need your help…