Christine Roberti
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Milton artist who once stayed home with asthma now helps neighbours find connection through community art (opens the original)
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Aparna Rangnekar remembers having asthma as a child. âWhen it got really bad, I had to stay inside, and there would be days I couldnât go to school,â she recalls. To help her pass the time, her mother purchased a sketchbook and Rangnekar, an avid reader, began creating accompanying illustrations for each story. Recognizing her natural abilities, Rangnekarâs mother âput her foot down,â and encouraged her to pursue her creative side, despite art being something of a taboo field of stud
Toronto’s own top movie podcast hosts share their TIFF picks for 2026 (opens the original)
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While working at Apple, Shahbaz Siddiqi, Daniel Baptista, and Anthony Gagliardi realized that they were all not-so-secret film fanatics. From starting a side group chat at work to talk about movies, to actively watching films together, it wasnât long before they came up with a concept that turned passion to profit. In 2019, the three tentatively launched their pilot episode of âThe Movie Podcast,â a platform devoted to film and game reviews and celebrity interviews. In the early days, it w
Hamilton apple picking: Best orchards to visit this fall (opens the original)
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Surrounded by fertile land and a plethora of family-run farms, autumn in Hamilton offers ample opportunity to pick-your-own produce, from pumpkins to apples, with the latter typically starting in early September. A favourite fall activity for many, a lot of local farms also offer additional apple-themed goodies for sale from their farm shops, from pies and muffins to crisp ciders. From tart Granny Smiths to sweet Ambrosias, here are five of the best apple orchards in and around Hamilton for fill
This Ontario city features world-class theatre, farm-to-table dining and chic hotels. Here’s why a trip to Stratford should be on your end-of-summer bucket list (opens the original)
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Named after Stratford-upon-Avon, England, Stratford, Ont. rests along the Avon River in Perth County. It was incorporated as a town in 1859 and then again as a city in 1886. Many people know it as the birthplace of Canadian music icon Justin Bieber, but Stratford has long been a hub for musicians and creatives, in particular fans of Shakespeare, thanks to the Stratford Festival. Started in 1953, the festival has evolved into one of North Americaâs leading theatre companies, and is a major driv
The Winona Peach Festival turns 59 this summer and local peach farms, including this Stoney Creek one, are largely to thank for keeping it going (opens the original)
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For more than two centuries, the Puddicombe family has had a farm in Stoney Creek. And since the Winona Peach Festival began almost 60 years ago, the Puddicombes have played a role in the community event. The farm has been around since 1797, when the family was deeded the land from King George III. Operating primarily as a cattle farm, the name changed a handful of times as it passed through generations of women who adopted their husbandsâ surnames. âEventually, my great-grandfather Balkwell
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