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[ July 23, 2019 ] “Five Minutes With” Toronto Neo-Soul/R&B artist Maxhole Hip Hop
[ July 22, 2019 ] Michelle Rempel: A Portrait in Political Thinskinnedness Civic Engagement
[ July 22, 2019 ] Cone the cat needs a new furrever family in the Toronto area Lifestyle
[ July 22, 2019 ] Homegrown Business: Jackie Charest of Cougar Shoes Inc. Businesses
[ July 21, 2019 ] Guatemalan-style Shrimp Ceviche from chef Mirelle Blassnig Food & Drink

Hip Hop

“Five Minutes With” Toronto Neo-Soul/R&B artist Maxhole

Maxhole is 1/2 of Max & Eyeda, a Toronto artist duo. Maxhole is a singer, producer, photographer and curator. Eyeda Sophia is an MC, poet, and curator as well. Together they focus on building community [...]
Civic Engagement

Michelle Rempel: A Portrait in Political Thinskinnedness

When I was relatively new to Twitter there was a urban legend that I heard about on Canadian political Twitter about a politician who would block anyone for any reason. Michelle Rempel, a Calgary MP, [...]
Lifestyle

Cone the cat needs a new furrever family in the Toronto area

Cone is a lovely gentleman who observes all the proper rules of kitty cat etiquette. He will begin each interaction with extended eye contact, letting you fall in love with his gorgeous face, before beckoning [...]
Businesses

Homegrown Business: Jackie Charest of Cougar Shoes Inc.

Cougar Shoes is a Canadian brand that designs, manufactures, distributes and retails women’s, men’s and children’s footwear globally. We recently spoke with Jackie Charest about the brand and her history that led to her being [...]
Food & Drink

Guatemalan-style Shrimp Ceviche from chef Mirelle Blassnig

Mirelle Blassnig is an avid home cook who loves to experiment with new flavours and techniques. She is passionate about preserving her Central American heritage and is inspired to bring the sights, smells and tastes of Latin [...]

“A Day in the Life” with Toronto theatre director Severn Thompson

July 20, 2019

Severn Thompson has the rare luxury of directing a major theatre production for Shakespeare in High Park, a short bike ride away from home. A graduate of the National Theatre School and the daughter of [...]
Fierce and Fabulous ‘Drag Kids’ doc to air on CBC

July 18, 2019
WAITRESS The Musical serves up a slice of life

July 18, 2019

Guatemalan-style Shrimp Ceviche from chef Mirelle Blassnig

July 21, 2019

Mirelle Blassnig is an avid home cook who loves to experiment with new flavours and techniques. She is passionate about preserving her Central American heritage and is inspired to bring the sights, smells and tastes of Latin [...]
The Davenport could be your local neighbourhood pub

July 17, 2019
Elias Theodorou’s Mussels in White Wine Sauce + Avocado and Artichoke salad

July 14, 2019

Cone the cat needs a new furrever family in the Toronto area

July 22, 2019

Cone is a lovely gentleman who observes all the proper rules of kitty cat etiquette. He will begin each interaction with extended eye contact, letting you fall in love with his gorgeous face, before beckoning [...]
Esper the cat is looking for a new place to live in the Toronto area

July 20, 2019
Tram the cat needs a new place to live in the Toronto area

July 13, 2019

Michelle Rempel: A Portrait in Political Thinskinnedness

July 22, 2019

When I was relatively new to Twitter there was a urban legend that I heard about on Canadian political Twitter about a politician who would block anyone for any reason. Michelle Rempel, a Calgary MP, [...]
Homegrown Business: Jackie Charest of Cougar Shoes Inc.

July 22, 2019
Homegrown Business: Online Fundraising Platform HumbleBerry

July 15, 2019

“Five Minutes With” Toronto Neo-Soul/R&B artist Maxhole

July 23, 2019

Maxhole is 1/2 of Max & Eyeda, a Toronto artist duo. Maxhole is a singer, producer, photographer and curator. Eyeda Sophia is an MC, poet, and curator as well. Together they focus on building community [...]
“Five Minutes with local folk musician Mike Riley

July 19, 2019
Bailey Jordan-Neil Earning High-Praise Ahead of His Upcoming Release

July 18, 2019

Top Family Friendly Events happening in Toronto this July

July 3, 2019

Summer months are here and we’re all excited for the warmer weather! Now that we’ve cleaned out the cubbies at school, it’s time to kick back and have some fun. Here are some family-friendly events [...]
Top 10 trails to take your dogs for a hike in Toronto

June 28, 2019
Richard Branson in Toronto to announce Virgin Voyages

June 13, 2019

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