Our city government over the last seven years has done a remarkable job investing in the priorities of Torontonians by spending limited public funds for maximum impact.

On a brilliantly sunny saturday afternoon, on my way into the Dufferin Grove clubhouse, I stop to watch some little kids pushing chairs around the park’s ice rink as they learn to skate.

“You have to follow the law of large numbers,” my brother told me. 

“If you really want to meet someone, you have to meet a ton of guys.”

Q: What’s the more eco-friendly choice, buying a new book at a local bookstore or a used book online that gets shipped from around the world?

Mia Wasikowska’s life is about to enter a whole new level of weirdness.

Vivian Girls may take their inspiration from 60s girl groups and 70s punk, but their success is a purely 21st-century story. In fact, it’s hard to think of any group more profoundly affected by the Internet’s rapid hype cycle.

Me? I like a nicely pickled egg.

The World Of Comedy Film Festival arrives at Innis Town Hall this weekend bearing several dozen international shorts (and one feature). They’re not all gems, but you know how it works: if you end up with a clunker, just sit tight until the next selection.