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‘The Apprentice,’ ‘Canada’s Drag Race’ among big winners at Canadian Screen Awards

Donald Trump · Toronto

‘The Apprentice,’ ‘Canada’s Drag Race’ among big winners at Canadian Screen Awards

73% Left coverage: 11 sources

Red Like Fruit is a devastating portrayal of how sexism warps women’s stories and identities

Toronto, ON · Toronto

Red Like Fruit is a devastating portrayal of how sexism warps women’s stories and identities

Coverage: 2 sources

The production was written by Governor General’s Award-winning playwright Hannah Moscovitch, directed by Christian Barry See the Story

Zoe Lewis on her First Major Role in Toronto Hip-Hop Film Boxcutter

Toronto, ON · Toronto

Zoe Lewis on her First Major Role in Toronto Hip-Hop Film Boxcutter

Boxcutter is a love letter to Toronto and the city’s thriving hip-hop community. Directed by former radio personality and studio engineer Reza Dahya, this propulsive yet grounded film was shot in 32 locations across the GTA, featuring cameos from local artists like Rich Kidd, RUSSELL!, Junia-T, and Parveen Kaur. The film follows aspiring rapper Rome (Ashton James) and Jenaya (Zoe Lewis), two friends on a day-long, citywide quest that brings up b…Read Article

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‘The Apprentice,’ ‘Canada’s Drag Race’ among big winners at Canadian Screen Awards

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‘The Apprentice,’ ‘Canada’s Drag Race’ among big winners at Canadian Screen Awards

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Artist of the Month: Carleen Zouboules is on Fire in ‘Burn Baby, Burn’

Fire. Warmth. Love. Passion. Destruction. These are just some of the themes of Burn Baby, Burn, a breathtaking 60-minute contemporary dance piece exploring the climate crisis and the power humanity holds to enact change. One of the nine Canadian dancers bringing this visceral, visually striking piece to life is Carleen Zouboules. We sit down with Zouboules in the studio during a short break from Burn Baby, Burn rehearsals, less than a month befo…Toronto, ON · Toronto See the Story

Melissa Febos Reflects on Her Year With No Sex in “The Dry Season”

The Dry Season is a gorgeously written contemplation on relationships, sexuality, celibacy, and solitude. After a catastrophic relationship, Melissa Febos decided to take a break. For three months, she would abstain from relationships, dating, and sex. Her friends made fun of her for the length of her self-imposed celibacy, but for Febos, who had been in some relationship or another for as long as she could remember, these three months would giv…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

‘Analogue Revolution’ Unearths Decades of Canada’s Feminist Media

Before she created her CSA-nominated documentary, many of Marusya Bociurkiw’s students believed that contemporary feminism began with the #MeToo movement. But as her film outlines, a network of feminist media communities existed long before the hashtag blew up in 2017. Analogue Revolution: How Feminist Media Changed the World—the first documentary about feminism in Canada in over a decade—spotlights some of the 900+ feminist magazines, newspape…Feminism · Toronto Read Article

Jen Pogue on the Flower-Powered New Season of ‘County Blooms’

A new season of Jen Pogue’s feel-good, flower-filled lifestyle series has arrived to lift your spirits, one petal at a time. In Season 2 of County Blooms, available now on Bell Fibe TV1, Pogue celebrates local floral experts from across Ontario and Québec who are making waves with their sustainable and creative practices. As they connect over their shared love of flowers, Pogue hears the stories behind the blooms, and shares creative tips and de…Ontario, Canada · Ontario Read Article

What to Watch in June 2025

June is heating up with an exciting slate of TV series, films, documentaries and comedy specials. This month, immerse yourself in a new chapter in the lives of a complex mother-daughter duo, a buzzy rom-com from Celine Song, a deep dive into queer representation, and so much more. Read on to hear all about the new titles coming to Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, Crave, CBC Gem and theatres in June 2025. Ginny & Georgia: Season 3 Picking up from l…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

Trans Canada Trail Awards Grant to Caledon Trailway

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Trans Canada Trail has awarded $248,250 to 222 groups across the country through their Trail Care Grant program to help fund projects nationwide, ranging from major and minor trail maintenance to accessibility and inclusion initiatives to climate emergency support.Caledon · Caledon See the Story

Chef Nuit’s “Funky Flavours” Bring Tha Phae Tavern to Life

For Chef Nuit Regular, the mastermind behind the wildly popular Thai spot PAI, and now the new Tha Phae Tavern, cooking wasn’t always her passion. Growing up in Pai, a city in northern Thailand, Chef Nuit’s first experience in the kitchen was helping her mother cook. “My mom, she loved to make curry paste from scratch,” says Chef Nuit. “She’d pick up all the vegetables and ingredients in our garden and turn that into curry paste.” She recalls th…Cooking · Pai Read Article

What Happens When Artists Come First? Amanda Lin on Paprika Festival’s Radical New Model

In a world where arts funding is at risk and young creatives are struggling to make ends meet, Paprika Festival thrives with a new model. Choosing to prioritize quality over quantity, and the wellbeing of artists and programmers, we are witnessing a powerful shift in theatre making. This year’s festival—which runs May 13–17 at the Native Earth Performing Arts Centre in Regent Park—features an exciting slate of performances and community events.…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

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