Mark Myers’ new movie at Hot Docs celebrates the 50th anniversary of the CN Tower, Toronto’s most notable landmark. The Tower That Built A City explores how the tourist attraction supported telecommunications and influenced Toronto’s growth.
Cam Gordon unpacks what happened behind the scenes in his new book, Track Changes: The Origin Story of Canadian Music on the Internet (1990-2010). It’s filled with in-depth research and rare insider stories.
Sullivan’s Crossing is truly a special show and Andrea Menard is at the helm as Edna Cranebear. Whether she’s looking out for Maggie (Morgan Kohan) or managing a crisis, she’s always generous and reliable.
Little Canada is such a fun hotspot in Toronto! Whether you’re a local or a visitor, it’s one of the best things to do for the whole family. It’s air-conditioned, indoors and steps away from the Eaton Centre, so I dare you to find an excuse to skip it.