NOW (Toronto, ON)
NOW, also referred to as NOW Magazine, is a digital publication located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. For many years, NOW served as a free alternative weekly newspaper. However, in August 2022, the print version was put on hold due to the bankruptcy of its previous owner, Media Central Corporation, although some new articles continued to appear on its website. In January 2023, it was revealed that journalist Brandon Gonez would be taking over the publication.
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1 week ago |
nowtoronto.com | Tyreike Reid
A Kitchener woman is calling out a Wingstop restaurant in a shocking social media post after allegedly finding human blood in her meal and on the packaging. Emily Warren revealed the traumatic incident in a TikTok post on Sunday, which has now surpassed more than 100,000 views.
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1 week ago |
nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell
A Toronto woman is urging others to stay vigilant after an attempted broad daylight carjacking in the downtown core over the weekend. Content creator Serena Thompson pulled over at Queen and Portland streets to park in a Green P area as she headed to a nearby appointment, she explained in a TikTok video. Since she was early, Thompson decided to finish up some editing work in her car.
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1 week ago |
nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell
Toronto’s viral Coffee Party left a bitter taste in the mouths of partygoers over the weekend, with many calling out the organizers for lengthy line-ups and unsatisfactory food offerings at its latest event. Held at The Well on Sunday morning, Toronto’s latest daytime wellness phenomenon kicked off its very first outdoor event and fifth installment overall, with promises of all-inclusive flowing coffee, tasty pastries and social activations to the backdrop of pulsing house music.
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1 week ago |
nowtoronto.com | Tyreike Reid
Federal election signs in a Toronto neighbourhood are noticeably being destroyed as the election draws close, with some social media users saying the problem has been growing across the country. The issue has been raised in social media posts with the election only two weeks away. One Reddit user pointed out Liberal signs being destroyed in the Markham and Ellesmere area of Scarborough, where Liberal candidate Michael Coteau is running for the Scarborough-Woburn riding.
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1 week ago |
nowtoronto.com | Roveena Chand Jassal
Canadian rapper AP Dhillon made history by winning the JUNO’s first-ever South Asian Music Recording of the Year, giving the genre the recognition it deserves for its influence on the Canadian music industry. Dhillon moved to Vancouver in 2015 as an international student, as depicted in his Amazon documentary First of a Kind filmed in 2023.
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