“The art show you have to be crazy to enter” says the poster for the third annual Touched by Fire show.
Artists had to meet two criteria to submit the art for the show, which took place Nov. 26 at the Royal Ontario Museum. First, the art had to be two-dimensional. Second, the artist must have first-hand experience of a mood disorder.
On Wednesday, Nov. 25 the 28th edition of the Metro Bowl took place at the Rogers Centre in Toronto. The Bowl, which determines the Ontario high school champion, featured Toronto’s Birchmount Park Panthers and the Markham District High School Marauders.
In the end, the Marauders’ easily took the game and their first ever Metro Bowl by shutting out the Panthers 19-0.
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The Toronto Humane Society’s spokesman was handcuffed and briefly detained for allegedly trespassing when he tried to walk into the society’s River Street shelter this morning.
Ian McConachie said he went in to the building to ask for a list of employees and volunteers barred from entering the shelter after five senior officials were arrested Thursday on animal cruelty charges.
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What do Lovely Killbots sound like?
They sound like two players making dance rock music for four, the usual body count for most bands.
Ryan Beattie beats the drums, while Lauralee Sheehan plays the piano. They are the living core of their group’s hi-tech yet low-fi sound.
For the Markham Marauders, the fourth time’s clearly the charm.
Playing flawless football on both sides of the ball, the Marauders claimed their first Metro Bowl after three unsuccessful tries, by blanking the Birchmount Park Panthers 19-0 at the Rogers Centre Wednesday night.