Current and former Grind editors Richie Assaly and Phillip Dwight Morgan curate a selection of mostly Canadian fiction and non-fiction books…

Current and former Grind editors Richie Assaly and Phillip Dwight Morgan curate a selection of mostly Canadian fiction and non-fiction books…

Mayor Olivia Chow is hoping voters will elect a dependable majority of city councillors who will vote with her if she secures a second term. Who’s in that group, and what does she want to accomplish?

Across Toronto, voters will elect their local councillors on Oct. 26. We picked a few of the most dramatic races to profile…

Mayor Olivia Chow is hoping voters will elect a dependable majority of city councillors who will vote with her if she secures a second term. Who’s in that group, and what does she want to accomplish?

Eat and drink your way through Toronto’s hub for Filipino food and culture at Bathurst and Wilson…

Astrological readings for the month…

Our pals at the New Feeling music writers’ co-op share what they have on repeat…

Toronto event listings from October to early December…

Advocates say that, aside from a short section in Etobicoke, the earliest that bike lane removals or changes could start is spring 2027…

For three decades, Canada has voted against the United States’ embargo on Cuba at the annual United Nations General Assembly vote held in October. The U.S. is now applying economic pressure to prevent...

The Grind has a sneak peek at the homegrown shorts premiering on Oct. 1 at p.m. at the TIFF Lightbox. TPFF runs until Oct. 4 and films can be viewed online until Oct.

In his first poetry collection since 2019, the acclaimed author from Driftpile Cree Nation challenges readers to imagine new political possibilities…

The Grind has a sneak peek at the homegrown shorts premiering on Oct. 1 at p.m. at the TIFF Lightbox. TPFF runs until Oct. 4 and films can be viewed online until Oct.

For three decades, Canada has voted against the United States’ embargo on Cuba at the annual United Nations General Assembly vote held in October. The U.S. is now applying economic pressure to prevent...

Initially introduced in 2017 to make sure rental units were safe and well maintained, RentSafeTO hasn’t always lived up to its promise. Ahead of the election, Olivia Bowden looks into the mayoral…

Film critic and Rush superfan Christos Tsirbas sifts through his memories of the legendary Canadian band, prompted by the arrival of the new documentary, ‘Neil Peart: No One’s Disciple.

The play, written in 1891, has been censored and celebrated at times for its themes of puberty, sex, homosexuality, death and abuse. Paolo Santalucia’s adaptation, on at Soulpepper until Oct. 18…

The polka-dot clad experimental rock duo from Saguenay, Quebec, went viral this spring following the release of their Polaris-nominated album ‘Vol. II.’ Now, they’re taking over the world…

The rom-com stars Annie Murphy as a woman in her mid-thirties as she journeys, mindlessly…

The album by the 82-year-old artist is a career-spanning collaboration with his wife Elizabeth Copeland. We caught up with Elizabeth ahead of the Polaris Music Prize ceremony…

It’s all in the fingers in this new twist on the classic sports movie…

Set in Toronto’s most densely populated neighbourhood, Serville Poblete’s coming-of-age film made its world premiere at TIFF…

This year’s RUTAS International Festival of Performance brings powerful and interactive theatre performances to Toronto, including several productions in Spanish. Playwright Suvendrini Lena shares her...

In Ian Bawa’s new film, a bodybuilder struggles to find balance as he cares for his aging immigrant father while dealing with his own mental health…

Marie Clements’ drama follows three Indigenous sisters who are separated and placed in foster care. Its blunt treatment of several issues leaves little room for complexity…

The polka-dot clad experimental rock duo from Saguenay, Quebec, went viral this spring following the release of their Polaris-nominated album ‘Vol. II.’ Now, they’re taking over the world…

This low-key crime thriller is a satisfying snapshot of a rapidly changing New York City…

The winner of the 2022 Academy Award for Best International Feature Film is back with a luminous story in an French elder-care home…

A posthumous documentary by William Greaves, brought to life by his son and granddaughter, transports viewers into a spirited 1972 cocktail party attended by dozens of key figures from the Harlem…

The singer’s Polaris-nominated album is a seamless blend of vintage and contemporary electronic styles…

The Canadian film stars Christopher Walken and Toronto actor Ella Ballentine…

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...

‘Hurts Like Hell’ is the Toronto songwriter’s twangiest and most emotionally absorbing record to date…

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

Thirty years into their career, the Toronto downtempo veterans enter an expansive new era with their ninth studio album, which they’ll debut at Venus Fest on Sept.

‘Hurts Like Hell’ is the Toronto songwriter’s twangiest and most emotionally absorbing record to date…

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...

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…

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…

‘Hurts Like Hell’ is the Toronto songwriter’s twangiest and most emotionally absorbing record to date…

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

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

Set in Toronto’s most densely populated neighbourhood, Serville Poblete’s coming-of-age film made its world premiere at TIFF…