Who is ‘Misty Green’? We sat down with Rosalind Eleazar, Toronto’s breakout star

In the title role of Chris Rock's new film, the 'Slow Horses' star explores the pitfalls of Hollywood in an acting showcase that comes along rarely.

Toronto Film Festival Mixes Business With Moviegoing Pleasure

Long known as an Oscar launchpad, TIFF is hoping a new market can expand its reputation and its finances without changing its spirit.
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Toronto’s Fall Cultural Calendar Foregrounds Ruin, Rebirth and Rupture

Fall programming across the city spans Melissa Auf der Maur’s unfiltered ’90s tour photography, a scaled-down survey of Impressionist masterworks, a sound installation built from 600

Ford comes close to endorsing Chow in Toronto mayoral race: 'Read between the lines'

Speaking at an unrelated event in Toronto on Wednesday, Doug Ford shared positive words for Olivia Chow's leadership at city hall as she stood behind him at the podium.

Toronto Stadium Is Severely Damaged by Thunderstorm Ahead of AC/DC Concert

The music venue, which opened in 2025, was built specifically for large concerts. The fate of its next show, featuring AC/DC, is unclear.
Observer

Toronto Biennial Curator Allison Glenn On Creating Connections and What Happens When Things Fall Apart

For the 2026 edition, 30 artists and collectives will explore the idea of rupture as a generative force, expanding the exhibition beyond Toronto via waterways, public spaces and cross-border
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Toronto faces more street closures this weekend for a major festival and parade

The city has no void of cultural celebrations — ever — and this weekend, another tradition will return to the streets in the form of the 2026
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A Slide From the Second Floor Added Whimsy to a 120-Year-Old Toronto House

The owners had the pale blue tube built next to the steps during a 2017 renovation to the roughly 4,500-square-foot home