• Moncrest School
  • SOLD IN THE 6IX PODCAST
A non-profit newspaper serving the Beach, Beach Hill, Birch Cliff, Cliffside,
Crescent Town, East Danforth, Gerrard India Bazaar, Leslieville, and Upper Beach since 1972.
Support Us
  • News
  • Calendar
  • Arts & Entertainment
  • Sports
  • Features
    • Deja Views
    • Everyone Has a Story to Tell
    • Eye on Business
  • Columns
    • In My Opinion
    • Beach Memories
    • The Main Menu
    • Black Lives Here
    • Bottoms Up
    • Reel Beach
    • On The Wild Side
    • Pet of the Month
    • Garden Views
    • Design and Style Views
    • East Ender
    • Environment Views
    • Horticultural Matters
    • Legal Matters
    • Nutrition Matters
    • On The Child Side
    • Open Doors
    • Real Estate Matters
    • Veterinary Views
    • Archived columns
      • A Child’s World
      • Glenn Cochrane’s Corner
      • Money, Life and Law
      • School Views
      • School Daze
      • Welcome at Home
      • Where Are They Now?
      • Write on Health
  • Letters
  • Directory
  • Classifieds

Trending Now

  • Police seek man and woman in connection with alleged stabbing, home invasion near Woodbine and Norway avenues January 29, 2023
  • Lion Parade in East Chinatown set to start at Zhong Hua Men Archway at noon on Jan. 29 January 29, 2023
  • Deja Views: Looking back to Queen Street East and Kingston Road in the 1970s January 28, 2023
  • With cold weather on the way, Toronto urged to update policies on opening warming centres for the homeless January 27, 2023
  • Arrest made in connection with alleged robbery at Broadview Subway Station January 26, 2023
Support Us

crucible1_web

October 17, 2016October 17, 2016

Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, presented by Kindling Collective.

Post navigation

Entertainment Beat for October 18

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

  • Glenn Chadwick on Deja Views: A look back to Queen and Lee in 1995
  • john hartley on In My Opinion: Concerns about Toronto’s Strong Mayor System are not going away
  • John Watt on Closure of The Grover at Kingston and Main has local residents expressing sadness at the end of an era
  • Frank Marra on In My Opinion: Concerns about Toronto’s Strong Mayor System are not going away
  • Keith Nash on History of Kew Williams Cottage finally recognized
  • Become a Volunteer
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Contact Us
  • About Us
  • Why advertise with us?
  • Distribution Map
  • 2023 Publication Schedule
  • Classified Advertising
  • Become a Supporter
  • Careers
Copyright © 2023 by
Beach Metro Community News.
Show Buttons
Hide Buttons