Journalist, First Peoples Radio – Toronto (12 Month-Term) First Peoples Radio, (FPR) is looking for a dynamic personality to join the 106.5 ELMNT-FM Toronto, ON team. Your role as the Journalist is to create original journalism content for the production and distribution of current events relating to local issues; adhering to the highest journalistic standards, […]
Hey it’s Patrick! I got the chance to chat with playwright and co-writer of The First Métis Man of Odessa, Matthew Mackenzie! We talked about how the play came to be, how he got into playwriting, and even talked about how he snuck into Ukraine! Let’s get to know more about the man behind The […]
The Toronto Argonauts have won the 109th Grey Cup, narrowly taking down the Winnipeg Blue Bombers with a final score of 24-23. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers were hoping to earn a third consecutive title after winning in 2021 and 2019 (The Grey Cup championship was canceled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic). Backup quarterback […]
Remembrance Day is November 11th– a day to commemorate the end of the First World War, and to acknowledge the sacrifices of the brave soldiers who fought to end one of the world’s largest and most gruesome conflicts. In Toronto, the Royal Canadian Air Force will be doing a 21-gun salute and a flypast of the […]
Indie Pop icon Virginia To Vegas is embarking on his Rock, Paper, Scissors Tour, and will be making a stop at The Axis Club in Toronto on November 23rd. Virginia To Vegas will be joined by Ria Mae, as well as Mohawk singer noelle. Virginia to Vegas, also known as Derik Baker, said in a press […]
With Thanksgiving almost upon us, it’s always useful to know what will be open and closed during the long weekend. While most things are closed, there are many activities that are still open to do on Monday. All government offices, banks, libraries, and community centres will be closed on Monday, October 10th, as well as […]
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is this Friday, September 30th. While there are many ways you can show your support, such as wearing an orange shirt from an Indigenous vendor, there are also many other ways you can show your support throughout the city. The Toronto Public Library has curated a list of […]
Toronto Police are actively investigating an incident at Scotiabank Arena where fireworks were set off during pop star Dua Lipa‘s concert last night. Three people are reported to be dealing with mild injuries. The incident occurred during the last song of the evening, and concert-goers have noted that Dua Lipa appeared startled when the fireworks […]
Summertime in Toronto means three things: food, food, and more food! If you’re looking to get out and fill up on something new, you might want to check out Fort York. Every Wednesday from July 13 to October 5, Fort York will be hosting Toronto’s first-ever Indigenous Food Market in conjunction with Indigenous community organization Dashmaawaan […]
Canada Day is upon us, which means you might need to make some adjustments to your daily routine this Friday. Here’s a look at what is open and closed in Toronto this Canada Day. All government offices will be closed on Canada Day, as will all Toronto Public Library locations. Likewise, no mail delivery will […]