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An Israeli soldier (who also works with Stephen Harper at a military tech company) claims he "fought off" a group of "masked terrorists" when visiting Toronto last week. For @TheGrindTO, @dgrdon breaks down what really happened. https://t.co/o5DrnshauD

When a talk featuring IDF soldiers was disrupted in Toronto last week, most media demonized the pro-Palestine crowd using debunked claims, rather than focusing on the soldier who threw students to the ground. This is the most thorough investigation yet.

NEW: What really happened at the IDF soldiers talk in Toronto last week. Thread🧵 The incident became international news, with many reports omitting the violence of one of the IDF soldiers and repeating false claims. This @TheGrindTO investigation is the most in-depth so far.

When a talk featuring IDF soldiers was disrupted in Toronto last week, most media demonized the pro-Palestine crowd using debunked claims, rather than focusing on the soldier who threw students to the ground. This is the most thorough investigation yet.

Dozens of Canadian photographers and curators announced today they are boycotting the Scotiabank Photography Award to protest the bank’s continued investment in Israel’s largest weapons manufacturer. https://t.co/2dvHcPsbdT

Richard Linklater’s new film ‘Nouvelle Vague’ is more than an inside joke about Jean-Luc Godard’s 1960 Paris classic, ‘Breathless,’ writes Christos Tsirbas. It's playing in Toronto again this month after its Canadian premiere at @tiff in September.

A group of North York nurses is on strike after provincial funding for retention and recruitment was directed elsewhere. Their stagnant wages are especially hard to stomach after an exec got a major salary bump last year, writes nurse Rita Ha.

Mark Carney's austerity budget maintains the (meagre) status quo for the arts sector, @Tom_Beedham reports. But concerns remain over the long-term sustainability for the precarious industry. https://t.co/Yq0NIOW8Mx

Mark Carney's austerity budget maintains the (meagre) status quo for the arts sector, @Tom_Beedham reports. But concerns remain over the long-term sustainability for the precarious industry. https://t.co/Yq0NIOW8Mx

Put together a quick arts budget update for @TheGrindTO: The Canadian Arts Coalition says it “applauds elements” of the budget, but warns that it “does not yet adequately address the need for significant investment"

A group of North York nurses is on strike after provincial funding for retention and recruitment was directed elsewhere. Their stagnant wages are especially hard to stomach after an exec got a major salary bump last year, writes nurse Rita Ha.

Richard Linklater’s new film ‘Nouvelle Vague’ is more than an inside joke about Jean-Luc Godard’s 1960 Paris classic, ‘Breathless,’ writes Christos Tsirbas. It's playing in Toronto again this month after its Canadian premiere at @tiff in September.

The last time IDF soldiers gave a talk in Toronto, one spoke about "taking down" a mosque in Gaza while the other gave tips on how to donate directly to IDF soldiers. This happened while Israel was widely condemned for committing genocide.

Yesterday, two soldiers in the Israeli military were speaking at an off-campus event in Toronto organized by university student groups, before the event was disrupted. Earlier this year, we obtained audio of two IDF soldiers speaking at a similar event.

Propelled by a tightly layered script and a delightful performance by Stellan Skarsgård, Joachim Tier’s 'Sentimental Value' is an entertaining take on the family drama, set in pre-war Oslo. Read The Grind's review of the award-winning film: https://t.co/fn3VsaNJub

The latest documentary from Min Sook Lee paints a stirring portrait of her mother, who died by suicide. For The Grind, @alishamgl spoke to the Toronto-based filmmaker about confronting her father about his wife's illness. https://t.co/8bUa8DPmEY

Space Cadet, @kidkoala's new film, is a bittersweet meditation on memory, connection, adventure and loss, writes Christos Tsirbas. It's opening the Toronto Reel Asian Film Festival tonight at Hot Docs, and screening again on Nov. 8 at TIFF.

"Serious Buyers Only," a new short film that satirizes Toronto's housing crisis, paints a hilarious (if bleak) portrait of a city ravaged by the grotesque self-interest and apathy of its middle- and upper-classes. Read the review from @rdassaly. https://t.co/GRSXdL8Vo3

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