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After an entire season played outside of Canada, specifically Tampa Bay, the city of parking lots as far as the eye can see and low-ceiling practice ballrooms, the Toronto Raptors seemed to have been as excited to return to the comforts of home as much as their fans were to have them back. A team […]
After a tense and gruelling 120 minutes of action followed by several missed penalties in the shootout, Vancouver’s Julia Grosso stared down both the ball placed on the penalty spot and the opportunity to win her country its first-ever Olympic gold medal in soccer. The Canadian women had huffed and puffed their way past Brazil […]
Don’t go assuming your favorite R&B singers are all wounded-hearted balladeers, wailing on the mic and penning tear-stained lyrics about unrequited pining. For Toronto R&B jack of all trades JAHKOY—who is now producing and recording as well as writing his music—joy is the modus operandi. Even on its quieter cuts, his new album Tangible maintains […]
Moula 1st continues to punch out an arsenal of bangers with his explosive new album, Michael. Split into two different discs, the new album’s 17 tracks reaffirm the fiery consistency Moula 1st commits himself to with both his music and demeanor. The Rexdale rapper’s new album watches him shapeshift his brash persona across five famous Mikes—Michael Jordan, Michael Jackson, Mike Tyson, Michael Phelps and Mike […]
Hope you’re feeling pork for dinner, because Canada may be facing a serious surplus of the other white meat. A type of wild pig originally brought over to a few farms from Europe in the ’80s and ’90s has been reproducing and wreaking havoc across the Canadian prairies after breaking through national park boundaries in […]
Toronto’s Preme is back with a new single “Hopscotch” and he’s enlisted Swae Lee for some sharp verses on the high-energy track. We last caught up with the rapper and producer when he dropped “Lost Hope” back in June, which focused on systemic racism. “Hopscotch” on the other hand is much lighter, and is an ode […]
Kal Penn, most famous for the Harold and Kumar franchise, Designated Survivor, and working in the Obama administration, has signed on to star and produce in an inspiring and culturally unifying biopic about Nav Bhatia, Canada’s most famous superfan. Nav Bhatia, who escaped to Canada from India’s war and destruction and arrived as a penniless Sikh immigrant, drew […]
October’s Very Own and the Toronto Raptors are gearing up to drop some dino-mite. On Thursday, the Drake-founded imprint and Canadian basketball team unveiled a co-branded collection made in partnership with Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment, featuring elements of the famed 1993 film, Jurassic Park. The fall/winter 2021 capsule centers on a limited-edition, hand-crafted leather varsity jacket created by Jeff Hamilton, known for […]
After one hell of a journey, it finally happened. Tuesday night, photos and footage emerged showing Kanye West and Drake together in Toronto. “Make some noise for Kanye and Drake, and make some noise for our reconciliation,” Dave Chappelle, who was on hand for the feud-halting get-together, is heard saying in footage shared to Ye’s […]
