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Met Radio, Toronto Metropolitan University’s Campus and Community radio station is hiring a number of student staff positions to join our team for the 2026/2027 academic year. Thes…
News
July 17, 2026 – Bilal Ali Sabry speaks to Belgian-Canadian artist Walter Seger about his work in the local FIFA art installation BeaverQuest, a collection of 51 beavers scattered a…
Features / Music
Saskatchewan-based recording and mixing engineer Walt Jeworski is nominated for the Audio Engineering Award at the Western Canadian Music Awards. His journey in pursuing music is a…
Come through for the first ever freaks and geeks Musichead Meetup event where you can grab merch, exchange music with fellow musicheads, and win prizes. Met Radio is celebrating a…
July 10, 2026 – Host Claire Van De Weghe speaks to experts in ecology and wildlife conservation about the effects of recent heatwaves on local environments. Amid a massive rise in…
July 3, 2026 – This week, listeners take a dive into the world of one of Toronto Metropolitan University’s rooftop gardens through host Claire Van De Weghe’s interviews with progra…
Events / Music
It’s been a busy summer in Toronto, and if Pride and World Cup pandemonium wasn’t already keeping schedules busy, Toronto’s International Jazz Fest crushed any opportunity for a du…
June 26, 2026 – Host Claire Van De Weghe speaks to Toronto 2SLGBTQIA+ activists and organisers about city-based event Abolition Pride on this special Pride episode, an alternative…
Editor’s note: Click on image thumbnails to see the full photos! Alanna Matty at the Cameron House Style: folk, indie pop Date: June 10, 2026 Performing on the elevated stage to a…
Events / Film
With June marking both Pride Month and National Indigenous History Month, I thought the perfect way to celebrate would be to catch some LGBTQ+ Indigenous shorts at the 2026 imagiNA…
Friday, June 19th, 2026—Host Claire Van De Weghe speaks with local architect Charles Hazell about the struggle between affordable housing and architectural heritage in west-end nei…
More than 50 parents and children gathered at Christie Pits Park in June for a circle time and organizing picnic hosted by Parents for Child Care, a province-wide advocacy coalitio…