Dr. David Evans, associate curator of vertebrate paleontology at the Royal Ontario Museum, poses with a nest of dinosaur eggs he discovered. Sticks and stones can break your bones, and uncover an incredible fossil find. Just ask Dr. David Evans, associate curator of vertebrate paleontology at the Royal Ontario Museum. The exhibit he currently oversees, [...]

“I Guess I Need More Grace Than I Thought” by Toronto artist Yael Brotman. “He’s the bad boy of the Canadian art scene,” said Nino Ricci, raising an (ample) eyebrow at Iain Baxter&. As the UTAC crowd finished chewing on Ricci’s words of introduction, the man with the ampersand-emblazoned cap took his place at the [...]

Anchors are typically water-based—most often found on boats, in harbours, or at sea. Not, for instance, in downtown alleyways. Thus, when we were recently tipped off that a “kinetic anchor,” a big and impressive one at that, might be found at a new gallery near Queen and Dufferin, we set off on a nautical treasure [...]

Photo of the rooftop gardens at 401 Richmond by wyliespoon. Urban agriculture is the new green. Now that we’ve got trash reduction, active transportation, and energy conservation well-entrenched in our collective consciousness it’s time for the next frontier in city-based environmentalism, and our relationship to food is it. “Carrot City,” an exhibit showing at the [...]