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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‘I genuinely love my fans,’ R&B icon Tyrese is excited to return to Canada after a decade for one-night-only show

4 days ago | nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell

Multi-talented entertainer Tyrese Gibson is bringing the heat back to Toronto this month, with a one-night-only performance filled with soulful melodies, smooth moves, and pure R&B magic. Taking the stage at the Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto on May 30, this marks his first visit to the city in more than 10 years and he’s already eager to reconnect with his Canadian fans in a deeply personal and intimate setting.
From free floral installations to sunset painting, celebrate Mother’s Day in Toronto at these special events

4 days ago | nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell

This Mother’s Day weekend, why not treat the special woman in your life to an experience that’s as unique and wonderful as she is? Whether you’re looking to enjoy a fun family outing, an intimate way to celebrate mom’s special day, or explore something new in Toronto, we’ve rounded up the perfect list of activities that cater to every budget.
This Hamilton Marathon is making sure everyone gets to the finish line safely after Toronto runners sound alarm

5 days ago | nowtoronto.com | Tyreike Reid

The Hamilton Marathon Road2Hope is sharing the many ways it plans to keep participants safe during the race after runners in a Toronto marathon reported near misses with vehicles. The annual event brings together thousands of runners to take part in a 5K, 10K, half and full marathon in Hamilton, ON.
‘I can't wait to see it,’ Canadians eager to see former Toronto mayor Rob Ford’s scandalous legacy in new Netflix documentary

5 days ago | nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell

Former Toronto mayor Rob Ford’s past scandals are returning to the spotlight, but this time around, in a Netflix documentary series coming out next month and Torontonians have mixed reactions. Set to premiere on June 17, Trainwreck is part of an anthology that explores some of the most shocking and controversial events in recent history. It first made waves with an episode on the 1999 Woodstock festival, which was marked by rampant sexual violence and chaos at a former military base in New York.
TDSB urging Doug Ford’s government to provide more funding as investigation into board’s finances gets underway

5 days ago | nowtoronto.com | Tyreike Reid

Toronto District School Board staff are remaining hopeful that the Ontario government can help ease financial pressures as the province launches an investigation into a $58 million deficit that could result in the cutting of programs. For weeks the TDSB has been at odds with Doug Ford’s government over its financial crisis that’s been plaguing the school board, schools, and students.
Celebrate 25 years of the world’s largest Indigenous film festival this June in Toronto

5 days ago | nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell

Celebrate Indigenous filmmaking and storytelling at the 25th edition of the world’s largest Indigenous film and media arts festival next month in Toronto. The event will feature something for everyone, with interactive screenings of Indigenous-made films, a free digital and interactive arcade, art exhibitions, industry workshops, DJ dance parties, and much more.
‘Calling Mississauga Toronto is diabolical,’ What is considered Toronto? Locals weigh in

6 days ago | nowtoronto.com | Tyreike Reid

The years-long debate is reigniting online once again where locals are asking each other the famous old question, what is considered Toronto and most importantly, what is not? The question often sparks heated debates among social media users eventually leading to chaotic comment sections and passionate people defending their answers and their identity.
A trip for your tastebuds and your mind: A Taste of Hong Kong brings Asian culture and history to a Toronto stage

6 days ago | nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell

In celebration of Asian Heritage Month, prepare for your tastebuds to embark on a tantalizing journey to one of the world’s most dynamic cities, without ever having to leave Toronto. As the Theatre Passe Muraille (TPM) closes out a third edition of its #BeyondTO Festival, its final showcase is bringing both bold, thought-provoking productions and flavours from beyond the city.
FIFA Fan Festival set to be hosted at Fort York and The Bentway as Toronto continues World Cup preparations

1 week ago | nowtoronto.com | Tyreike Reid

The City of Toronto has announced Fort York and The Bentway as host locations for the FIFA Fan Festival as it gears up to host FIFA World Cup 26 matches with only a little over a year to go. The city says the locations will be used to broadcast live matches on large screens, diverse cultural performances, interactive installations, and a variety of local foods.
Canada’s 100 Best Restaurants has arrived. Here are the top spots in Ontario

1 week ago | nowtoronto.com | Janiece Campbell

Feeling hungry? The highly-anticipated Canada’s 100 Best Restaurants list just dropped, and half of the top 10 eateries are right here in Ontario. Restaurant Pearl Morissette, located in Jordan Station, snagged the coveted no. 1 spot on Canada’s 100 Best Restaurants list, released Monday evening. Located in the Niagara region – about an hour drive southwest of Toronto – the French-inspired Michelin star restaurant serves up a revolving prix fixe menu featuring high-quality Canadian ingredients.