Assuming same is required, the following 79 results were found.
-
fought hard to win. Eddy shares how Nelson Mandela was once branded a terrorist in his own school years, only to have the same institutions later celebrate him as a hero, and what that taught him about who controls a narrative. We talk through the...
- Type: Article
- Author: Meres J. Weche
- Category: Commentaries
-
clear — funny, fierce, and deeply human. She writes to heal, to connect, and to remind us that joy and justice can share the same stage. Her plays are acts of remembrance and resistance, but they’re also invitations: to sit together in the dark, to feel...
- Type: Article
- Author: Meres J. Weche
- Category: Theatre
-
is retrieved from TIFF 2025: Based on acclaimed Canadian musician and deejay Kid Koala’s award-winning graphic novel of the same name, Space Cadet is a dialogue-free animated film that portrays the tender story of a young girl, Celeste, and the...
- Type: Article
- Author: Gilbert Seah
- Category: Movie Reviews
-
entity that follows her no matter where she turns. Twenty years prior, Marie, a woman in Buenos Aires, suffered the same fate. Camila, a documentarian, learns of the threat these women faced, but no one will believe her. Across time and space, these...
- Type: Article
- Author: Gilbert Seah
- Category: Movie Reviews
-
community-led interventions. “At Novartis Canada, listening to patients guides the decisions that we make,” she said. “The same attentive approach that helps us understand their needs inspires us to listen to the voices of communities across the...
- Type: Article
- Author: AfroToronto Team
- Category: Community
-
TAC is February 9, 2026. Langgard also highlights the cohort effect that operating programs can create: organizations in the same stream can share practices, build community, and learn from one another, strengthening the whole ecosystem. Mayor’s Evening...
- Type: Article
- Author: Meres J. Weche
- Category: Arts & Culture
-
motif throughout the film. Mickey embraces death. Yet contradicting herself (in fact, many of the poetic voiceovers do the same), she says she will do everything in her mother-fucking opera to procrastinate death. Yes, the voiceover is also not share pf...
- Type: Article
- Author: Gilbert Seah
- Category: Movie Reviews
-
static nor confined to the past, but active, evolving, and deeply embedded in the country’s present and future. At the same time, Black History Month remains a space for honest reflection. The federal government’s announcement reinforces that...
- Type: Article
- Author: News Editor
- Category: Community
-
milestone. It reflects a broader recognition that Black arts institutions are essential cultural anchors, deserving the same long-term investment as larger, mainstream organizations. When those institutions are resourced to plan ahead, entire creative...
- Type: Article
- Author: News Editor
- Category: Arts
-
20. MIDWINTER BREAK (UK/Netherlands 2025) ***½ Directed by Polly Findlay MIDWINTER BREAK is a film based on the novel of the same name by Bernard MacLaverty. He is a Northern Irish writer who has moved to Scotland, much like the protagonists in the...
- Type: Article
- Author: Gilbert Seah
- Category: Movie Reviews
-
becomes more than an architectural feature. It becomes a reminder that innovation and public service can grow from the same roots. A legacy woven into Toronto’s future Hubbard’s story carries enduring relevance. He moved fluidly between tradesman,...
- Type: Article
- Author: AfroToronto Team
- Category: Community
-
This is not a test, a post-apocalyptic film with teenagers holed up in a school, is based on the young adult novel of the same name by Courtney Summers. It is not great literature, and the source material’s shortcomings can be observed in the adaptation...
- Type: Article
- Author: Gilbert Seah
- Category: Movie Reviews
-
award-winning artists in an intimate, curated setting — deliberately bringing together people who don't always share the same table. "We have an incredible platform to connect groups that don't always cross paths — bringing together artists, musicians,...
- Type: Article
- Author: News Editor
- Category: Music
-
park in Buenos Aires. Nearly the entire narrative unfolds through conversations between two men who meet repeatedly on the same park bench over months and eventually years. The park becomes a symbolic neutral ground where strangers share memories,...
- Type: Article
- Author: Gilbert Seah
- Category: Movie Reviews
-
of days in solitary confinement, but unlike one who has spent three weeks in solitary confinement. Obviously, she is not the same after the experience. Despite the intent and content of the doc, none would have expected something more shocking or...
- Type: Article
- Author: Gilbert Seah
- Category: Movie Reviews
-
Black female chef in the UK to win a Michelin star, and was named Chef of the Year at the National Restaurant Awards the same year. It's worth the trip across the city for a set-menu lunch or dinner. Book well ahead.
The real story...- Type: Article
- Author: Meres J. Weche
- Category: Travel
-
that gathered," he said. "I can promise you that this year's Awards will bring back accessible pricing while bringing the same, raucous energy to Meridian Hall, with an incredible host, a dynamic ceremony, and exclusive live streams from the red carpet...
- Type: Article
- Author: AfroToronto Team
- Category: Arts
-
in Brazil, and seniors are given a hard time. They are forced to stop work and leave work for the younger population. At the same time, the government is forcing them to socialize in ways they deem acceptable to them. Tereza, 77, has lived her whole...
- Type: Article
- Author: Gilbert Seah
- Category: Movie Reviews
-
freshmen – one naive, the other cool and confident – who become roommates as they face different obstacles of living in the same dormitory. A hopeful, naive college freshman, Devon (Sandler), asks the cool and confident Celeste (East)to be her roommate,...
- Type: Article
- Author: Gilbert Seah
- Category: Movie Reviews
-
How is this possible? That is the joke. Orsolya explains how this was done many times in the film when people ask her the same question. There is also a very funny segment in which shit is being discussed. The homeless man is described as leaving watery...
- Type: Article
- Author: Gilbert Seah
- Category: Movie Reviews
