Posted Tall Poppy Interview: Shamez Amlani to Torontoist
Photo of Shamez Amlani by Yvonne Bambrick. Restaurateur, bike activist, and petanque enthusiast, Shamez Amlani is the most recognizable member of Streets are for People!, the organizing force behind Pedestrian Sundays Kensington. Amlani is...
Posted Tall Poppy Interview: Sheila Heti to Torontoist
Photo by Lee Towndrow. Since the publication of her first book The Middle Stories in 2002, Toronto native Sheila Heti has established herself as a writer with an original and unnerving—and often extremely funny—imagination....
Posted Tall Poppy Interview: Stephen Bulger to Torontoist
Stephen Bulger is perhaps Toronto's most successful purveyor of photography. Since opening his eponymous gallery in 1995, Bulger has curated 110 exhibitions and represented more than 50 photographers, traveling regularly to promote their work here...
Posted Layton's Good Friday to Torontoist
Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams addressed an enthusiastic crowd last night at the Hot House Cafe on Church Street, as part of what organizers billed as a "Summer Celebration" of the Irish peace process. Adams...
The Art of Not Knowing
If You Tweet It, He Will Come
Edgewater Hotel Sign Comes Down
Historicist: "The city that nobody loves"
The Daily Photoist: November 20, 2009
Recent Actions from Malcolm Davidson
