#GIVEAWAY Enter to win a pair of tickets to Twisters
We have partnered with @universalpicturescanada to giveaway 10 passes for an advanced screening of Twisters in Toronto on Monday July 15. This
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Latest Extra Mile articles providing in-depth film, music, product reviews, and getting the most out of all the experiences in Toronto.
Review ‘A Quiet Place : Day One’
A Quiet Place: Day One – An Emotional Journey Through Silence The latest installment in the Quiet Place franchise, “A
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Tech’s Biggest Names Gather for Final Collision Conference in Toronto
For its final year in Toronto, Collision Conference returned to the Enercare Center, drawing over 37,000 attendees from 117 countries.
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#GIVEAWAY Enter to win a pair of tickets to Despicable Me 4
We have partnered with @universalpicturescanada to giveaway 10 passes for an advanced screening of Despicable Me 4 in Toronto on Thursday, June
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The Sunset Concerts: Jully Black Kicks Off concert series presented by Canada’s Walk of Fame and Casa Loma
The Sunset Concerts: Weekly Summer Music Series at Casa Loma Casa Loma is easily one of Toronto’s most iconic attractions.
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Why It’s Better To Make Your Own Products For Your Business
If you run a business, you’ll always need to come up with new and exciting ways to stand out in
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Interview ‘Mayor of Kingstown’ co-creator, actor and executive producer Hugh Dillon
The Extra Mile interviews Hugh Dillon, co-creator and executive producer of Mayor of Kingstown who also plays Ian Ferguson. The
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Toronto Jewish Film Festival presents ‘Where is Anne Frank?’
“Where Is Anne Frank?” is a compelling and beautifully crafted animated dramatization of Anne Frank’s life, directed by Ari Folman.
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Toronto Jewish Film Festival presents ‘999: THE FORGOTTEN GIRLS OF THE HOLOCAUST’
999: The Forgotten Girls Of The Holocaust (2023), is a profound exploration of triumph and tragedy. The documentary is directed
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The Wrong Bashir at Crow’s Theatre
As a South Asian person, I often find myself struggling to find meaningful representation of South Asian People on screen
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