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Create the ultimate at-home movie experience!

“We’re seeing thousands of people across Canada working together for one common goal.”

Here’s what’s happening online in Toronto this week.

“Our farm share makes us all happy at the best of times. But when times are weird, it’s even more important to us.”

“These daily, live conversations have been a source of comfort for us over the last few weeks. We hope you find some wisdom and insight in them as well.”

It’s the BIGGEST cross-country sing-athon ever!

“Maybe in the face of something so scary and weird, art makes things more livable.”

“What started as livestream series in empty venues created in response to the COVID-19 outbreak has quickly adapted to promote social distancing and create a curated platform to present and support the city’s top musicians.”

Expect to laugh, cry, and be all like “HANG ON, NO! Really??!!! NO!!!”

In response to the COVID-19 crisis, Toronto’s Centre for Mindfulness Studies is hosting several free and PWYC classes.

“Artists help keep the social fabric alive, even from a physical distance.”

“The Sunday night blues have turned into the daily scaries. I wake up every morning in either a panic or a fog. As if I’m hungover. Blacked out. I immediately feel on edge without knowing why. Then I remember: the virus is spreading.”

“We’ve created a growing list of 75+ farms and food businesses across Canada who are currently offering doorstep deliveries.”