We loved it so much, we had to test drive the 2026 Honda HR-V once again! This subcompact SUV is an exceptional value, powered by a 2.0-litre inline 4-cylinder engine, operating at 158 @ 6500 horsepower, all beginning with a pushbutton start. If you are looking for value, style and comfort for yourself or your small family, look no further.

Our vehicle was coloured Nordic Forest Pearl, calming to the senses, equipped with three driving modes with the HR-V: Normal/ECON/Snow and a fuel economy of 9.1/7.4/8.3 (city/highway/combined) litres/100 km on regular fuel. We took the HR-V this time on a road trip a few hours away to beautiful Saratoga Springs, and it navigated the distance, giving us plenty of run for our money on a tank of gas.

We were impressed by the HR-V‘s abundance of cargo space at 24.4 cubic feet behind the rear seats. We love to shop and there was no shortage of space for our haul. Drivers get six-way seat manual adjustment with heated seating and steering wheel as well. As a note, neither the HR-V nor its more elevated sibling the CR-V come with seat cooling at this time.

We were sold on the HR-V‘s intuitiveness. We enjoy the piece of mind we get with walk-away lock and proximity entry, giving us one less thing to fuss about, and trust me, this matters when you’ve got multiple bags and your furbaby in-tow – an everyday scenario for us.

While through and through an economical ride, the HR-V still has elevated features like its 17″ aluminum-alloy wheels in Pewter Grey, plus a honeycomb grille in the interior for ventilation. Its one-touch moonroof was enjoyed with the beautiful weather we enjoyed on our road trip. Sometimes it got a little too bright that we opted for shade!

Its 9″ colour touchscreen display is perfect for navigation and entertainment, and as a safety precaution will freeze if it notices you are scrolling too quickly for example, on Spotify via Android Auto (it’s also Apple CarPlay-ready) while driving. While only coming with four speakers, you wouldn’t know it from how full the sound was. The HR-V‘s dual climate zone, wireless charging and three USB-C ports were a huge plus, especially on a road trip, ensuring our phone was fully charged as we drove for hours. We occasionally had some issues though with songs cutting out and the display resetting occasionally while synced to Spotify and were wondering if this is a bug being ironed-out.

Parallel parking and reversing are made simple with the HR-V‘s multi-angle rearview camera with dynamic guidelines. Does anyone remember what it was like driving and parking without this, anymore? Unimaginable.

As always, Honda is obsessed with safety, as they should. The HR-V comes with Driver’s and Passenger’s front and side airbags, plus advanced front airbags, and SmartVent™ side airbags, the HR-V comes loaded with safety features. Its Standard Honda Sensing® suite includes adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, road departure mitigation, cross traffic monitors and blind spot information. Honda is doing important work keeping these roads safe. The HR-V also comes with a security system and an immobilizer theft-deterrent system, and of course, it includes childproof rear door locks and also rear seat reminder.

Whether you’re travelling to work on the daily or have a small family, the HR-V is perfect for your day to day. Even better, the 2027 Honda HR-Vs now are available! Check them out here.

Come along with us for a very star-studded Test Drive in the 2026 Honda HR-V, which included a visit to our favourite Saratoga Springs, The Ex, Fan Expo, Michelin-starred restaurants, and all sorts of other end-of-summer fun including cameos from John Cena, Mel Gibson, Lana Condor, Will Forte, and this year’s Kentucky Derby champion Golden Tempo!

(Photo/video credit: Mr. Will Wong)

With TIFF just around the corner, PAI and Kiin have some fun things planned!

Here are their TIFF specials:

PAI Downtown:
Dine at PAI Downtown during TIFF (Sep. 10-20) and receive a complimentary bag of Tom Yum Popcorn when you show your ticket to a same-day TIFF screening. Available for dine-in guests only; limit 1 popcorn per table, while supplies last.

Kiin:
Celebrate TIFF with a 3-course, Royal Thai-inspired prix-fixe menu at Kiin for $99 per person, including a glass of Prosecco. Available during TIFF festival dates (Sep. 10-20); reservations highly recommended. [Reservation link: https://www.opentable.ca/r/kiin-toronto]

TIFF Prix-Fixe
Available Sep. 10-20
$99 pp
Includes glass of Prosecco

Starter:
Roy Thai Dumpling Platter
chor muang, thoong thong, tawd mung kung, poh pia

Main – choice of 1:
Khao Soi Pad Haeng
OR
Boombai Short Rib
OR
Green Curry Cornish Hen
OR
Vegan Chuchee Tofu Curry

Dessert – choice of 1:
Mango Sticky Rice
OR
Tamarind Toffee Sorbet

Visit Pai and Kiin for more.

TIFF announces a special screening of Zack Snyder’s The Last Photograph, which will make its World Premiere at 6:30pm on Sunday, September 13, in the John Bassett Theatre, TIFF’s new screening venue at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Starring Stuart Martin (Army of Thieves) and Fra Free (Hawkeye), the latest from Zack Snyder (300, Watchmen, Man of Steel) follows an ex-DEA agent seeking revenge in a South American jungle where dangerous terrain and inner demons intermingle. Public tickets go on sale today at 12pm ET.

The Last Photograph | Zack Snyder | USA

World Premiere

Special Event

The 51st edition of the Toronto International Film Festival, presented by Rogers, runs September 10–20, 2026.

With TIFF 2026 around the corner, Toronto’s dining scene is getting into the festival spirit with limited-edition menus and cocktails inspired by the movies, red carpets and late-night screenings.

From a cocktail served in a movie-theatre popcorn bucket to a Reese’s-inspired Midnight Martini, a dirty martini with caviar and an entire “Main Character” menu, INK Entertainment Group restaurants are rolling out special TIFF offerings September 10–20, 2026.

Highlights include:

Bar Romy: Popcorn Colada, served in a movie-theatre popcorn bucket; Opening Night; and the cotton-candy-topped Red Carpet.

Vinny Restaurant & Vinyl Bar: Life’s a Peach, inspired by the movie-theatre favourite Fuzzy Peaches.

Animl Steakhouse & Cocktail Den: Midnight Martini, made with peanut butter vodka, cacao, coffee liqueur and Reese’s Peanut Butter Puffs cereal milk, a playful nod to TIFF’s midnight screenings.

Primadonna: The Main Character, a special three-course TIFF menu featuring Spicy Shrimp Vodka Rigatoni, Chicken Cotoletta, Lemon Berry Pavlova and Aperol Spritz Cake, alongside the La Première cocktail.

Honey: More Than Chinese: The Star Treatment, a perfectly dirty martini served with caviar on the side.

All TIFF features will be available September 10–20, 2026.

This September, the city’s film festival season takes centre stage, and Toronto’s dining scene is getting in on the action. From cinematic cocktails and film-inspired dishes to limited-time tasting menus and lavish seafood spreads, a star-studded lineup of restaurants is serving up experiences worthy of the red carpet, including exclusive menu features from Lai Wah Heen, Odd Duck, 156 ONE FIVE SIX, Miku Toronto, Minami, No Vacancy, and Lyla, with each restaurant putting its own creative spin on the season.

Lai Wah Heen
IG. @laiwahheen
📍108 Chestnut Street

Lai Wah Heen is staging a culinary premiere of its own during Toronto’s international film festival season. Executive Chef Heyden Sin’s The Treasure of Fortune is an extravagant five-course experience priced at $8,888, including a 500-gram tin of caviar and the Supreme Eight-Treasure Gourd-Shaped Goose as its main-course centrepiece.

Prepared over three days, the whole deboned goose unites three Cantonese traditions: the dramatic release of broth from a traditional pigeon preparation, the technique and symbolism of Eight-Treasure Duck, and the prized mountain-and-sea delicacies associated with Buddha Jumps Over the Wall. Shaped into an auspicious bottle gourd, it is filled with eight treasures, including Alba white truffle, Japanese dried abalone, fish maw and Galapagos sea cucumber. The goose arrives whole for a dramatic tableside reveal before being ceremonially carved and finished with freshly shaved truffle.

Guests may elevate the experience with a rare 1989 Château Margaux, offered as an optional $3,888 bottle pairing. One of Bordeaux’s celebrated First Growths and top vintages, the Cabernet-led vintage was shaped by an exceptionally hot, dry growing season and is distinguished by its richness, complexity, floral character and remarkably smooth tannins. Only two bottles are available.

Five-course experience: $8,888 CAD, including a 500-gram tin of caviar
Optional wine add-on: 1989 Château Margaux, $3,888 per bottle
Wine availability: Two bottles only
Availability: Limited quantities during Toronto’s international film festival season

Advance order: Three days required
Available from September 10–20.
Link to Reserve HERE.

Minami Toronto
IG. @minamitoronto
📍225 King St. W

This year Minami is honoured to return as an Official TIFF Hospitality Partner and is setting the scene for with a festival-inspired lineup of Japanese dishes and cinematic cocktails. Features include Wagyu X Tartare with black truffle, caviar, sour cream, yuzu, sesame, Japanese black vinegar, and crispy sushi rice; and Aosa Lobster Tempura with yuzu Saikyo miso, wasabi, ume katsuo ponzu jelly, and charcoal oil. The cocktail program takes its cue from the silver screen with Reel It In, made with Redbreast Whiskey, and the aptly named The Sequel. From September 11–16, Minami will also welcome the return of the Visa Infinite Studio, an exclusive evening experience for eligible Visa Infinite cardholders. Set against the excitement of TIFF, the Studio will offer a curated program of food and drink, signature cocktails, entertainment, and special experiences.

Minami TIFF Menu
Wagyu X Tartare
Aosa Lobster Tempura
Minami TIFF Cocktails
Reel it In | $22
The Sequel | $19
Available from September 10–20.
Link to Reserve HERE

156 ONE FIVE SIX
IG. @onefivesix_156
📍1100 Queen Street West

For the film festival season, MICHELIN‑recognized 156 ONE FIVE SIX introduces a trio of limited‑edition features inspired by the works of Korean filmmakers Na Hong‑jin and Yeon Sang-ho. The “Familiar Stranger” highball ($21) honours the upcoming world premiere of Paradise Lost, blending Toki Whisky, peach soju, shiso oleo and soda into a playful reinterpretation of the classic highball and a nod to the film’s tension between the known and the uncanny.
Two dishes draw from Hope and its remote Hopo Port setting. “Hopo Coast” translates the film’s stark, coastal atmosphere into a refined seafood plate of poached and chilled lobster, cucumber noodles, medley tomatoes and yuja pine nuts. “Midnight in Hopo,” offers a Korean‑style potato pancake layered with mussels, myeongran aioli, prosciutto, horseradish and dill, mirrors the film’s darker, late‑night mood while pairing a familiar Korean staple with maritime flavours.
Together, the trio offers a culinary homage to Korean storytelling, blending memory, place and atmosphere into dishes and drinks that feel both cinematic and deeply rooted in Korean tradition.

Available September 10-20

Link to Reserve HERE

156 ONE FIVE SIX Menu Features:
Hopo Coast | $36
Midnight in Hopo | $20
Familiar Stranger | $21

Miku Toronto
IG. @mikutoronto
📍10 Bay St.

In celebration of Japanese cinema, Miku Toronto invites guests to experience a meal told like a film. Inspired by kishōtenketsu, a traditional Japanese storytelling structure built around introduction, development, transformation and resolution, the $85 Pre-Screening Menu unfolds in three cinematic acts—beginning with an opening scene, building to its leading role, and culminating in a final cut of Miku’s signature sushi. Like any great film, the experience is designed around pacing, contrast and anticipation, with each course revealing a new chapter in the story.

Available September 10–20.
Link to Reserve HERE.

Miku Toronto Pre-Screening Menu | $85 per person
OPENING SCENE
Appetizer Trio
Hokkaido Scallop & Atlantic Salmon Sashimi (2pc)
Ebi Fritter (2pc)
Aka Miso Duck
LEADING ROLE
Choice of Entrée
Saikyo Miso Sablefish (3oz)
—or—
A5 Japanese Wagyu Striploin (2oz)
THE FINAL CUT
Sushi Selection
Aburi Nigiri (2pc)
Aburi Salmon Oshi (1pc)
Aburi Ebi Oshi (1pc)
Miku Roll (1pc)
Red Wave Roll (1pc)
Guests can also add a Sapporo for $7 with the purchase of the Pre-Screening Menu.
SAPPORO — $7
With purchase of the menu.

No Vacancy
IG. @novacancyto
📍74 Ossington Ave.

No Vacancy, Canada’s 100 Best’s Best New Bar, No. 14 on Canada’s 100 Best Bars list and No. 82 on the extended North America’s 50 Best Bars is also joining the star studded lineup. In celebration of film festival season and the world premiere of Always Lalisa, the new documentary following BLACKPINK superstar LISA, No Vacancy is spotlighting its aptly named BLACKPINK cocktail for $25. Made with vodka, an olive oil wash, activated charcoal, Plymouth Gin, vermouths and yuzu bitters, the striking cocktail offers a fitting nod to one of the season’s most anticipated music documentaries. Available at No Vacancy on Ossington throughout the festival season.

No Vacancy Menu Features

BLACKPINK | $25

Available September 10-20.
Link to reserve HERE.

Lyla
IG. @lylatoronto
📍60 Sudbury St

For the city’s upcoming film festival season, Lyla is getting into the cinematic spirit with a trio of food and drink offerings inspired by this year’s films. In celebration of Nanni Moretti’s It Will Happen Tonight, Lyla’s $42 1942 in Capri brings a little Italian romance and glamour to the occasion, with Don Julio Añejo 1942, Campari, Cocchi and Guerra coming together in a celebratory aperitivo made for a pre-screening toast or a night out after the credits roll. For Conversation with the Sea, the coastal Mediterranean hot spot is serving a conversation with the sea of its own: the Grand Plateau brings together caviar bites, oysters, cocktail shrimp, ceviche and bluefin tuna crudo in a celebratory seafood spread designed for sharing before a screening or over a festival-season dinner. Finally, in celebration of A Talent for Murder, Lyla is serving a killer Italian‑inspired order that nods to the film’s dramatic flair: Tagliolini All’Aragosta pairs butter-poached Atlantic lobster with delicate tagliolini, VSOP lobster bisque and lobster glaze, available with a half or whole lobster for an indulgent choice worthy of a festival night out.

Lyla Menu Features
1942 In Capri | $42
Grand Plateau | $95
Tagliolini All’Aragosta | Half Lobster $69 or Whole Lobster $109

Available September 10–20.
Link to Reserve HERE.

Odd Duck
IG. @oddduckwandp
📍93 Ontario St S

To celebrate the film festival season, MICHELIN-recommended Odd Duck debuts its limited-edition “Director’s Cut” cocktail, inspired by the 1922 silent-film classic Blood and Sand, starring Rudolph Valentino. The restaurant gives the iconic Blood and Sand cocktail its own “director’s cut,” preserving its signature Scotch, cherry and citrus profile while reimagining it with Monkey Shoulder Scotch, Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur, sencha tea and blood orange, topped with a silky blood orange cold foam.

Odd Duck Menu Features
Director’s Cut | $19
Available September 10–20
Link to reserve HERE.

Fan Expo Canada Toronto 2026 was one for the books, literally! With hours extended due to overwhelming demand, attendance numbers were on target for a record-smashing success. The four-day event which takes place at Metro Toronto Convention Centre typically draws about 130k people in a celebration of comics, sci-fi, horror, anime, and gaming event in Canada. This in fact, is Canada’s largest event event of its kind, and also the third largest Pop Culture event in North America. You had to be there!

The starpower this year was unmatch, definitely helping boost interest in the event even further than the buzz it gets. Names like John Cena, Mark Hamill, Alan Ritchson, Mel Gibson, Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Denise Richards, Brenton Thwaites, Mr. T and several more, graced us with their presence this year.

Comic fans also got a chance to meet their favourite Artists and order commissioned pieces, there was a fantastic array hard-to-find merchandise available for purchase across both North and South buildings of the Centre, and better and more immersive than ever were activations including ones for upcoming films The Hunger Games: Sunrise on The Reaping, tiff ’26 selection The Stunt Driver, and Godzilla Minus One. The Disney Consumer Products activation immersed fans into the worlds of Toy Story, Spider-Man, and Star Wars, giving them the chance to get professional-quality photo shoots with props! eBay made their presence felt with wizards randomly popping-up throughout the convention, stamping passports for attendees, which gave them a chance to get site-wide credits to shop.

Some highlights from the event:

Fan Expo Canada Toronto‘s hottest ticket Photo Op this year – one day only – definitely was John Cena, who draw a large crowd, requiring an allocated room specifically for him. And we get why! Sporting a T-Shirt and Shorts, Cena was candid and friendly with his adoring fans, making them feel “cen” and heard!

PANELS

KPOP DEMON HUNTERS with MAY HONG AND JI-YOUNG YOO

May Hong, who voices Mira in this two-time Oscar-winning Animated Feature told the audience that her biggest inspiration is Hank Azaria, calling him “such an icon”. On what she’s most excited to try in this visit to Canada, she reveals, “I want ketchup chips!”.

Ji-Young Yoo, who voices Zoey says recalls a very long audition process for the Film, as the Creators kept adding scenes and admits she only realized at the end of her work on it, “Wait! We just made a musical!”.

MEL GIBSON

The double Oscar-winner teased the audience at his panel that LETHAL WEAPON 5 might have him helming, with Danny Glover reprising his role.

He recalls a time he chat with Kevin Costner who gave him the advice to “go big”, and Gibson ran with that, channeling this into his iconic Braveheart performance, which won him an Oscar as Director.

STARSHIP TROOPERS REUNION

Dean Norris who plays Commanding Officer, reflects on the cult favourite film’s iconic co-ed shower scene, joking “The world’s a better place because of the shower scene”. He also adds context to one of the Film’s most memorable lines “You sucked his brains dry”, which was an homage to David Cronenberg and Scanners.

Denise Richards reveals that she gets a lot of flack to this day for her character Carmen Ibanez leaving Johnny Rico (Casper Van Dien). She indicates that her character broke-up with him to protect him. She identifies a lot with her character, who is career-driven.

FRANK MILLER & KLAUS JANSON

Frank Miller, Comic Artist, explains his controversial move to add Superman to his iconic The Dark Knight Returns book, saying simply “Because I could”. The only equal opponent Batman could have is Superman.

Klaus Janson, Comic Artist, reveals that Miller had an option of keeping him on and kept him and feels the work they did together over three years on Daredevil was phenomenal.

X-MEN: THE ANIMATED SERIES

Randall Carpenter who voices Mystique reveals that Fan Expo Canada is her first ever fan convention, and because she’s a big family person, hearing fan stories of childhood memories of the series, has extra-special significance to her.

George Buza who voices Beast/Dr. Hank McCoy, calling his character a “cold, calculating scientist and a proponent of the movement of co-existence between humankind and mutants”. He recalls a pivotal turning point for his character on the series where he was reduced to a puddle of tears, after falling in love, he comes more human than mutant.

THE GOONIES

The Cast of Goonies reunited and were asked the fun question, what Ice Cream flavour they’d want to be. Sean Astin reveals his favourite Ice Cream flavour is Mint Chip. Corey Feldman says his is Pralines & Cream. Kerri Green says hers is Strawberry.

In case you missed it, or already are missing it, Fan Expo Canada Toronto returns August 26–29, 2027. Mark your calendars.

FanExpoHQ.com for more.

(Photo/video credit: Mr. Will Wong/Justin Waldman/Danila Neves/Angela McLean)

Launched during National Dog Week, Lexier’s Dog Days of Ontario Culture Days turns the familiar rituals of dog ownership into a travelling, carnival-inspired art experience. The project treats dogs not merely as subjects but as a means to bring strangers together, to test how well owners know their pets, and to leave a collective record of the encounters.

In A Portrait of the Person Making a Portrait of Your Dog, visitors can have their dog sketched for free by a local artist, while a second artist draws the first artist at work. Dog owners take home their pet’s portrait, while Lexier keeps the second drawing for inclusion in a future publication, creating an expanding archive of artists, owners, and dogs encountered throughout the tour.

In Guess Your Dog’s Age or Weight, a carnival guesser tries to accurately guess a dog’s age or weight, transforming the classic midway game into an affectionate test of the bond between dogs and their humans. Dog owners who make a donation receive a custom-minted commemorative coin as a keepsake.

All donations collected throughout the carnival-themed communal art experience support the Farley Foundation, a charity that helps pets across Ontario receive essential veterinary care.

Dog Days tours Toronto, Oakville, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Temiskaming, and Windsor from Sept. 20 to Oct. 4, culminating on Oct. 5, 2026 with a special closing celebration at Toronto’s waterfront for World Pet Day.

More here.

Rogers, presenting partner of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), today announced the Rogers Red Carpet in Yorkville. Throughout opening weekend, the neighbourhood will transform into a premium red carpet destination for fans to immerse themselves in the energy, culture and magic of cinema.  

“Rogers is bringing TIFF back to Yorkville in an even bigger way this year as part of our commitment to connecting Canadians to world-class entertainment experiences,” said Terrie Tweddle, Chief Brand and Communications Officer, Rogers. “The Rogers Red Carpet gives festival-goers a chance step into the excitement and glamour of TIFF in the heart of Toronto.”  

Rogers Brings TIFF Back to Yorkville 

The Rogers Red Carpet is an immersive red carpet experience inviting guests into the action and glam of TIFF through shareable photo moments, interactive games, live musical performances, and movie screenings.

The fully programmed stage comes alive with musical acts, including Kid Koala, Jeremie Albino and The 99s, as well as returning favourite the Casa Loma Orchestra joined by members of the E Street Band. Additionally, the stage will welcome Our Lady Peace for a special performance and Q&A ahead of the world premiere of Gail, a music documentary following a superfan during the band’s 30th anniversary Canadian tour. At dusk, the venue will become an open-air movie theatre showcasing films from TIFF’s 2026 Short Cuts Program with filmmaker fireside chats, followed by TIFF People’s Choice Award winning films - La La Land, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and The Princess Bride.

The free public event runs from the evening of Thursday, Sept. 10 to Sunday, Sept. 13 on Yorkville Avenue between Bellair Street and Hazelton Ave. The full schedule of stage programming and film screenings will be announced in the coming weeks – visit About.Rogers.com/TIFF.

Red Carpet Experience Brings Rogers Customers Closer to the Stars

Rogers Beyond the Seat brings customers front-row access to celebrities at the Roy Thomson Hall red carpet, part of the company’s premier prizing and experiences with more than 5,000 giveaways. Other prizes include free tickets to films throughout the Festival and free concessions at Yorkville movie screenings.  

Rogers customers can get a chance to win a Beyond the Seat viewing experience for the World Premiere on Friday, Sept. 11 of Always Lalisa, a documentary film on global pop star Lalisa Manobal’s first year as a solo artist. With 150 tickets up for grabs, follow @Rogers on Instagram for more details in the coming weeks.

On Wednesday, Sept. 16, Rogers customers will also have a chance to join an exclusive screening of Neil Peart: No One’s Disciple, a documentary about the renowned Rush drummer.

Additionally, one lucky Rogers customer will win the grand prize – a VIP all-inclusive red carpet gala experience, including airfare, during TIFF’s closing weekend. Visit about.rogers.com/TIFF to learn more.

Destination for Exclusive Content and Coverage 

Throughout the Festival, Rogers Sports & Media will bring film buffs closer to the red carpet action and behind the scenes during TIFF’s biggest nights. Tune in to Breakfast Television on Citytv and Citytv+ for exclusive interviews, including the latest red carpet celebrity interviews.

About Rogers Communications Inc.
Rogers is Canada’s leading communications and entertainment company and its shares are publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: RCI.A and RCI.B) and on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: RCI). For more information, please visit rogers.com or about.rogers.com/investor-relations/.

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Paramount Pictures Presents

In Association with Domain Entertainment and Gulfstream Pictures

A Wild Chickens / Temple Hill / Kino World Production

A Film by David Ayer

Brad Pitt

“HEART OF THE BEAST”

SYNOPSIS

After a harrowing plane crash, Special Forces officer James Belmont (Brad Pitt) and his combat dog, Odin, find themselves stranded deep in the Alaskan wilderness. Together, they are forced into a brutal fight for survival against the elements. From acclaimed filmmaker David Ayer, Heart of the Beast is an intense adventure thriller that explores the unbreakable bond between a man and his best friend as they face their greatest battle yet.

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Damien Chazelle, Scott Lumpkin, Cameron Alexander, Chris Long, Pete Chiappetta, Anthony Tittanegro, Andrew Lary, Sophie Cassidy, Zack Conroy

PRODUCED BY

Olivia Hamilton, p.g.a., Marty Bowen, David Ayer, p.g.a., Brad Pitt, p.g.a.

WRITTEN BY

Cameron Alexander

DIRECTED BY

David Ayer

CAST

Brad Pitt, J.K. Simmons, Anna Lambe

CREDITS ARE NOT FINAL AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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With the new school year beginning soon, Krispy Kreme Canada is helping raise money for initiatives in the year ahead. Krispy Kreme Canada’s FUNDRAISING Program is a sweet and simple way to raise money for the causes and programs that matter most.

Through the program, participating groups can purchase a minimum of 25 dozen Original Glazed doughnuts for $9/dozen, then resell them at a price of their choosing.

Since launching its fundraising program in Canada in 2001, Krispy Kreme has helped organizations raise more than $120 million through tens of thousands of fundraisers across the country. Last year alone, Canadian organizations raised more than $10 million through the program, supporting schools, sports teams, community groups and other organizations across the country.

With fundraising season getting underway, Krispy Kreme’s program offers organizations a simple way to turn a much-loved treat into meaningful fundraising dollars.

More on their initiative here.