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Bilbo isn't afraid to show her many sides, and on the afternoon I met her, I saw two of them. She greeted me with curiosity, rubbing her head against my hand, but later, when I went to pet her goodbye, she swung a set of claws at me to let me know I was dismissed.
Read MoreCharlie had toyed with the idea idea of running off to explore the neighbourhood, but, unlike many cats, he’s not much of a climber or a jumper. Shannon was always able to stop him before he got too far. But then, this April 15, everything lined up just right.
Read MoreOn a late September afternoon with a hint of fall in it, Bodhi, the miniature pinscher, narrows his eyes and surveys his terrain from the Dovercourt Park bleachers on the lap of his owner, Chris.
Read MoreNeighbours across the country offer insight into the ways life in lockdown has changed them.
Read MoreThe Leslieville artist Ekow Nimako makes sculptures out of a surprising medium: Lego. Almost always monochromatic, frequently black and composed of both animals and human- like figures, his art is deeply focused on representation, Blackness and identity.
Read MoreAs they adapt to the new reality, some of your favourite local cafes, restaurants and other businesses continue to offer their services. They’re a big reason why the West End is such a great place to live, so let’s all support and help them thrive.
Read MoreIn the two and a half years I've written about animals for the West End Phoenix, I’ve had a donkey lick my boot, met a pig the size of a hatchback hiding out in a downtown backyard shed and witnessed a snake murder a live rat… Which brings me to Bo and Cubester.
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