The extension of the state of emergency until June 2nd can be daunting to those of us with creative minds. I find myself experiencing a vicious cycle of bland ideas that I am constantly revisiting due to a lack of real world experiences. However, I’ve decided to follow my version of ‘the three R’s,’ and […]
MOT WEB EXCLUSIVE – TKARONTO MUSIC FESTIVAL: ONLINE (MAY 15, 2020) This year’s unofficial kick-off to summer won’t exactly be business as usual, but for the artists headlining a new Indigenous music festival, the show must go on. The Tkaronto Music Festival, originally planned as an outdoor music festival, has moved online and will be […]
Play dough is a hit at every age — and super easy to make at home! Different folks have different favourite recipes, and you might tweak the below to find your signature approach. Choose which works best for you and store your dough in a covered container or ziploc when you’re not playing with it. […]
Some people say they like to sing in the shower, but for Rachel Seguin, the shower is where she finds her inspiration for writing poetry. “I’ve always written poetry, and this sounds strange, but one morning several weeks ago when I was in the shower this poem started coming to me,” says Seguin, Ontario Native Women’s […]
Ever since the Covid 19 pandemic began I have found myself counting my blessings. One of those blessings is that I live in Canada. I am so grateful that I live here and that my immediate family lives here. I truly believe that every branch of government here cares about us and has the best […]
If you’re looking to expand your movie viewing while homebound during the pandemic, the NFB is sharing a new release called, Wasekun. Filmed in cinéma vérité style, this feature-length doc follows a group of incarcerated men with troubled pasts as they undergo treatment based on Indigenous philosophy at the Waseskun Healing Center. Director Steve […]
With the first day of summer just around the corner, I am anticipating books that I want to read while spending time outside (social distancing, of course). As much as I love Netflix, reading was my first love and I can’t wait to sit under a tree or on my porch while escaping into 2020’s […]
Digging in soil and tending a garden can improve your mental and physical health, according to gardening experts, so why not get your hands dirty during the COVID-19 pandemic and do some planting? Isaac Crosby is a program coordinator and the lead hand in urban agriculture at Evergreen Brickworks in Toronto. Crosby is from Anderdon […]
May 15th a.m. headlines Starting tomorrow marinas, boat clubs and public boat launches can open, along with private parks and campgrounds for trailers and R’V’s under a full season contract. On Tuesday following the long weekend, we enter into phase one of the economic recovery plan when retailers with street entrances, seasonal businesses and medical procedures […]
On this weekend’s show, I was telling you about your chance to golf with Justin Timberlake and Bill Murray at Pebble Beach, have a private aerial stunts lesson with P!nk, or even fly privately on Air Drake! It’s all apart of a new initiative called the ‘ALL IN Challenge’ which aims to be the world’s […]