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June 2, 2022
There is a Scarborough everyone sees and another, often unseen but always there and growing, that is Indigenous.
April 21, 2022
Today, the City of Torontos new Clark Centre for the Arts, located at 191 Guildwood Pkwy., in Guild Park and Gardens, officially opened to the public with a
March 26, 2022
3/23-26, UW Memorial Union. Poetry slam: Preliminary 5:30 & 8:30 pm, 3/23; semi-finals 7:30 pm, 3/24; finals 6:30 pm, 3/25. "Body Politics," with performance by Shasparay, panel discussion, 2 pm, 3/26; Chika, 8 pm, 3/26 (free). $50-$10.
March 25, 2022
3/23-26, UW Memorial Union. Poetry slam: Preliminary 5:30 & 8:30 pm, 3/23; semi-finals 7:30 pm, 3/24; finals 6:30 pm, 3/25. "Body Politics," with performance by Shasparay, panel discussion, 2 pm, 3/26; Chika, 8 pm, 3/26 (free). $50-$10.
March 24, 2022
3/23-26, UW Memorial Union. Poetry slam: Preliminary 5:30 & 8:30 pm, 3/23; semi-finals 7:30 pm, 3/24; finals 6:30 pm, 3/25. "Body Politics," with performance by Shasparay, panel discussion, 2 pm, 3/26; Chika, 8 pm, 3/26 (free). $50-$10.
March 23, 2022
3/23-26, UW Memorial Union. Poetry slam: Preliminary 5:30 & 8:30 pm, 3/23; semi-finals 7:30 pm, 3/24; finals 6:30 pm, 3/25. "Body Politics," with performance by Shasparay, panel discussion, 2 pm, 3/26; Chika, 8 pm, 3/26 (free). $50-$10.
March 22, 2022
3/23-26, UW Memorial Union. Poetry slam: Preliminary 5:30 & 8:30 pm, 3/23; semi-finals 7:30 pm, 3/24; finals 6:30 pm, 3/25. "Body Politics," with performance by Shasparay, panel discussion, 2 pm, 3/26. $50-$10.
March 9, 2022
Changes will address the overrepresentation of Indigenous children in the care of children's aid societies
February 24, 2022
With Covid-19, came a flood of new telehealth (virtual consulting) healthcare solutions, exposing more patients to its benefits and features...
February 10, 2022
Under intense criticism for ripping out its most popular exhibits without a replacement plan, the Royal B.C. Museum has named a new CEO.