Corey Haim, the 80's film heartthrob who was born and raised here in Toronto, has died at the age of 38 in Los Angeles. The New York Times reports that his death is under police investigation, and that a full obituary will follow....
David Miller announced this morning that the City of Toronto has a larger than expected revenue surplus for 2009 and is making moves to work with improved financial foresight by adopting a two-year operating budget plan going forward. "I'm announcing today that the City of Toronto is taking the first...
From humble beginnings growing up in Regent Park, filmmaker Clement Virgo has gone on to direct TV shows like The Listener and The Wire and feature films including his most recent Poor Boy's Game. Here he talks to us about his next project (he has optioned Lawrence Hill's The Book...
Nothing says delicious Mediterranean cheap eats like $3 zucchini fries and $1.75 pork belly souvlaki skewers. Folia Grill in Pape Village aims to be like a curbside diner of Greece, offering just a few home-style dishes and focusing on doing them really well. See my review of Folia Grill in...
The CAMH administrative building at 1001 Queen Street West is in the process of being demolished. It's part of an ongoing redevelopment of the site which aims to integrate the mental health facility with the surrounding community. The $380-million-plus renovation, which has been underway since 2006, includes plans to incorporate...
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Folia Grill took me away this weekend. Sun, sizzling meat, olives the size of coconuts, and clean crisp beer are the things of summer in Greece, and after popping into...
Warrior Muay Thai may be a bare bones, no frills kind of gym, but what it lacks in glitz and glamour, it more than makes up for in heart and...
Tango Palace is the perfect place to stop in for an afternoon treat. It's got a really neat Art Nouveau style, stained glass lamps, and large comfy chairs at...
Bill's Lobster has been in business for over 10 years at Gerrard and Broadview in the heart of East Chinatown. The north-facing fish shop is simply laid out, with tanks...
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The best soup in Toronto is the perfect comfort for a cold winter day. And even though the weak light of spring is finally in view, there's still plenty of time to enjoy a bowl of soup in its perfect...
Unless you're reading this through a feed reader you'll notice that blogTO looks a bit different today. (If it looks totally messed up to you, please clear your cache or do a hard refresh). Overnight we introduced a new design...
The 2010 edition of the CONTACT Photography Festival is coming up in May and with support of Sony make.believe we're giving you the opportunity to be part of it. Find out more about the exhibit, view the submissions or submit your own photos.
Award Winning Filmmaking
Jessica Sanders turned a family tradition into award winning filmmaking.
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