The archetype of the journalist is often a shady character. Journalists are portrayed as vultures in sitcoms and contemporary culture. Frequently viewed as having no scruples, merit, or morals—journalists walk a fine line between speaking the truth and offending others. This delicate balance is depicted better by some journalists than others. “It’s the outliers, the […]
PC Insiders Collection Boutique is a pop up lounge for the holidays at 363 King St. West. With inspiration from over 70 new Presidents Choice food products, the lounge offers guests tasty samples and festive decor. Photos by, Ruby Wray Throughout the day, visitors can enjoy tours and a taste of their new products, from […]
The holiday season is yet again approaching and the mad dash to the mall can be overwhelming. We’ve put together a comprehensive gift guide so you can check everyone off your list! Thoughtful Gifts: We all want to give personalized gifts that say, I really know you. Here are some great ones to give. Accessorize those […]
Here is a direct link to the album stream. Beautiful Scars is the third album by Canadian folk-project, Lee Harvey Osmond, that was released on April 7, 2015, under the label, Latent Recordings. Beautiful Scars follows 2009’s Quiet Evil and 2013 album, Folk Sinner. Frontman Tom Wilson bellows baritone vocals while on guitar, backed by, […]
A stark contrast to the intersection at Bay and Bloor is a psychedelic storefront, now dubbed the Revolver Gallery at 77 Bloor St. West. It’s currently hosting the Andy Warhol Revisited, exhibit from July 1 until the end of December. When you walk into the Revolver Gallery, it’s like walking into The Factory— you know you’re walking […]
“These guys have shone the light on us—thank you for making our point,” said Paula Todd, a journalist and author of Extreme Mean: Trolls, Bullies and Predators Online. The counter hashtag #TYFMOP (Thank You For Making Our Point) was generated during a panel in the Venn at Ryerson University on Wednesday that discussed the topic […]
Toronto has a plethora of cultures, but there was one I’ve always been interested in. Wicca. What instigated my journey was a school assignment to write a story, but the story was deeper than what I submitted. After researching I found the WCC, The Wiccan Church of Canada, which has since moved from the St. […]
R Blog writer, Heather McNiece and editor, Ruby Wray hit up the CAFTCAD Movie Wardrobe Sale this weekend to hunt for treasure. Needless to say, lots of treasure was found! Use the hashtag, #FindYourTreasure to share yours! R-Haul Look 1: Heather: Vintage velvet dress, $14 Ruby: Betsey Johnson Cocktail Dress with Boa Trim, $50 Sparkly […]
It couldn’t be better timing for a movie wardrobe sale. Don’t have a Halloween costume? No worries! The annual CAFTCAD Movie Wardrobe sale is tomorrow, Saturday October 17 from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. at Pinewood Studios, 225 Commissioners St. Admission is $5. Free for CAFTCAD members, seniors and children. Cash only with ATM on-site. […]
Silence. That’s the sound of Muskoka in fall. After Thanksgiving, most people pack up their cottages for winter. Looking back at summer memories longingly, but the raw beauty of nature remains. In fall, life gets busy, with students back to school and work weeks without vacation time and long-weekends. The changing seasons reminds us to let go in our […]
