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The Beer Store is expecting a 15 percent spike in beer sales across the province, equating to 200,000 more 2-4 purchases than usual. The Peel Regional Police and Arrive Alive Drive Sober are partnering up with the Beer Store encouraging footballs… Continue Reading →

Words by Louis Trottier Most modern vehicles are considered to be superior to their predecessors in just about every way, which has allowed manufacturers to adopt extended maintenance intervals. Unfortunately, this creates a situation where owners think their vehicles are… Continue Reading →

Words by Ann Ivy Male, Photography by John Cicci Last week 15 students, their families and staff at Riverside Public School in Port Credit hosted to a group of students and teachers from Taloyoak, Nunavut. This was part of the Riverside/Netsilik… Continue Reading →

On April 3, the Dominion on Queen hosted the launch of Robert J. Sawyer’s new novel, Triggers. Dominion is a pub located around Queen and Parliament, and it specializes in craft beers. The event had a great turnout—when we arrived,… Continue Reading →

Words by Chris Carriere Alright, here goes nothing. When last we left you, Dance Electric were riding high. We had a bit of a monster metaphor running, so let’s give it once last gasp before we drop it in favour… Continue Reading →

Last week, I told you about how awesome it was to watch Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts at the Toronto Underground Cinema. The next day, I got the flipside of the movie-watching experience by going to the Scotiabank Theatre to catch… Continue Reading →

My love for great bread was undeniably inherited from my father, who likes to enjoy a hearty slice of French bread with butter, right after dinner. Since discovering at the age of 14 that I was successfully able to eat… Continue Reading →