Janiece Campbell

3 weeks ago | nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell

Buckle up, Toronto! Commutes are about to get even longer, as “critical repair work” is set to start on another section of the Gardiner Expressway next week. Repairs on section 3, which covers Highway 427 to the Humber River, is next up on the city’s Gardiner Expressway Strategic Rehabilitation Plan, which was initially scheduled to take place from 2027 to 2031.

3 weeks ago | nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell

Spring is here and Toronto’s live music scene is heating up just like the weather! This April is shaping up to be an exciting month for music lovers, with top-tier artists from all genres hitting the biggest stages across the city. Whether you’re in the mood for high-energy rap performances, laid back country tunes, or cutting-edge rock, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this month.

4 weeks ago | nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell

A Toronto man is spreading his love for films one café at a time, especially most recently in the Annex, and is encouraging others to do the same. Nestled in six coffee shops across the city are community movie libraries, a vast collection of classic films and television shows available on DVD and VHS. From animations to westerns and everything in between, anything in the library is up for grabs free of charge, with just one rule – in order to take one, you must leave one in exchange.

1 month ago | nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell

Many Torontonians are ditching the dimly lit nightlife, and opting to party in the sunshine – even throughout the winter. Partying in the city is experiencing a renaissance, and this emerging trend is flipping the script on when the fun really begins. What does your typical night in the city look like? Perhaps a rave along Queen Street West, somewhere with sticky floors and drinks flowing until 2 a.m., while the CN Tower and skyline provide an illuminating backdrop to the occasion.

1 month ago | nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell

Canadian pride has stretched beyond borders, as Americans rallied together over the weekend in support of their northern neighbours amid ongoing trade disputes. Hundreds of Detroit residents lined up across the edge of the Detroit river on Saturday to voice their displeasure with U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on Canadian goods.