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Arguing for the Cultural Importance of Grindr
In Meet Grindr, author Jaime Woo writes that the gay hookup app doesn't get the respect it deserves.
Toronto’s Coolest Vending Machines
The best of the best in automatically dispensed goods.
Bookshop Nicholas Hoare Closing This Spring
One of Toronto's greatest book lovers, Nicholas Hoare, is retiring.
Some Great Idea Charts Toronto’s Post-Amalgamation Journey
Some Great Idea: Read an Excerpt From Ed Keenan’s New Book About Toronto
Charting the development of a city that's still just a few years old.
Sleuthing Sherlock Holmes
A new exhibit spotlights the Toronto Public Library's Arthur Conan Doyle collection.
2012 Hero: The Beguiling
Nominated for: supporting independent graphic arts for 25 years.
Twenty Years Ago, Salman Rushdie Surprised Toronto
The author shocked an audience of literati with his appearance at a PEN Benefit on December 7, 1992.
Looking for the Meaning of Drake
How Punk Changed Canada For the Better
bpNichol Chapbook Award Winner Announced
Adrienne Gruber wins a prestigious chapbook award for Mimic, her collection of poetry.
Revisiting Danko Jones
Toronto Women’s Bookstore is Closing for Good
After 39 years, the feminist bookseller is shutting its doors.
Jian Ghomeshi Takes a Trip Back to 1982
In his new book, released last month, one of Canada's favourite interviewers interviews himself.
The Down-low on The Word on the Street
David Byrne and Cory Doctorow Explain Music and the Internet
A New Chapter in Book Borrowing
Toronto's Little Free Libraries offer a novel and whimsical way to share the joy of reading.
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