Devon Banfield is a writer and editor at Now Toronto and The Brandon Gonez Show. With a passion for Queer issues, women’s rights, and Endometriosis research, Banfield covers a diverse range of topics including culture, politics, and sports, reflecting her commitment to societal issues and regional interests. She is featured in NOW Magazine.
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By: Devon Banfield
Canadian Stage is welcoming 2SLGBTQIA+ audiences for a special Queer Night of Twelfth Night, with Artistic Director Brendan Healy and director Gregory Prest saying the comedy's themes of gender, identity and love have made it Shakespeare's "Queerest play."
By: Devon Banfield
Before marriage equality became law nationwide in 2005, Queer couples and advocates spent years challenging Canada's definition of marriage through the courts.
By: Devon Banfield
What to know The Foundation for Black Communities is investing more than $3 million into 55 Black-led organizations across Ontario through its Black Ideas Grant program.
By: Devon Banfield
Toronto Black Pride's signature event returns to The Village with Caribbean music, art and celebration, centering Black Queer joy, culture and community in a space created by and for African, Black and Caribbean 2SLGBTQIA+ people.
By: Devon Banfield
Canadian Blood Services says blood supply has fallen by nearly 20 per cent since June 1, prompting an urgent call for donors as hospitals prepare for increased demand over the August long weekend.
Kicking off the week, Environment Canada reports that Monday's weather is set to be sunny for the majority of the morning, before becoming cloudy with a 40 per cent chance of rain and potential for a thunderstorm in the afternoon. The daily high is 29 C, feeling more like 36 C with the humidity and a UV index of 8, or very high.
By: Devon Banfield
From the King & Queen Showcase and J'ouvert celebrations to the Grand Parade, boat cruises, concerts and all-night fetes, here's your complete guide to Toronto Caribbean Carnival weekend.
The Black Women’s Institute for Health is getting a national spotlight after a $6,500 donation supported the...
Toronto Caribbean Carnival is bringing six days of music, culture and celebration to the city, and these independent Caribbean restaurants...
Girls Forward Foundation says Canada's the surge in popularity of women's professional sports must be matched with greater...
