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[ November 20, 2019 ] “A Day in the Life” with Toronto opera singer Midori Marsh Artist Profiles
[ November 20, 2019 ] “A Day in the Life” with Toronto Dancer Pulga Muchochoma Artist Profiles
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[ November 19, 2019 ] Charitable Choices: Starlight Children’s Foundation Canada Charities
[ November 18, 2019 ] Homegrown Business: Create New Workspaces with Flexday Businesses

Artist Profiles

“A Day in the Life” with Toronto opera singer Midori Marsh

Midori Marsh is a professional opera singer, an amateur impressionist, a mediocre cook, and a great friend. Though originally from Cleveland, she followed her Canadian roots up to Kitchener-Waterloo in 2013 to study voice at Wilfrid Laurier [...]
Artist Profiles

“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Dancer Pulga Muchochoma

Pulga Muchochoma was born and raised in Quelimane, Mozambique. He was dancing with a traditional dance company called Montes Namuli when I first met him. Pulga’s great love of dance radiates out of every pore [...]
Music

“Five Minutes With” Anishinaabe techno artist Classic Roots

Drawing inspiration from his life and culture, Classic Roots developed his original sound through the integration of traditional Anishinaabe drumming and singing, with the unique sound of techno/house, to establish a sense of cultural freedom [...]
Charities

Charitable Choices: Starlight Children’s Foundation Canada

We recently spoke with Brian Bringolf who is the executive director at Starlight Children’s Foundation Canada. We wanted him to share with us information about the work they have been doing to brighten the lives [...]
Businesses

Homegrown Business: Create New Workspaces with Flexday

We recently spoke with Justin Raymond who is the founder of a company in Toronto called Flexday that helps link underused spaces with the clients that could use them. Got a space that you rent [...]

“A Day in the Life” with Toronto opera singer Midori Marsh

November 20, 2019

Midori Marsh is a professional opera singer, an amateur impressionist, a mediocre cook, and a great friend. Though originally from Cleveland, she followed her Canadian roots up to Kitchener-Waterloo in 2013 to study voice at Wilfrid Laurier [...]
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto Dancer Pulga Muchochoma

November 20, 2019
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto mezzo-soprano Lauren Segal

November 17, 2019

Orange Scented Cheesecake With Cranberry Clementine Sauce

November 17, 2019

The 2020 Milk Calendar is out! Each year the Dairy Farmers of Canada create a free calendar of recipes featuring mouthwatering seasonal dishes. As it is officially Cheesecake Season (I mean, when isn’t it!) we [...]
Port’s Orecchiette with Butternut Squash, Piave, and Sage

November 10, 2019
Linguine Al Pomodorino Giallo recipe from Toronto’s Oretta restaurant

October 27, 2019

Where to visit Santa for your pet photos in Toronto

November 18, 2019

Santa visits are not just limited to the young and the young at heart! There’s been a growing interest in festive pet photos with the jolly guy in the red suit, too! Who can resist? Here [...]
Has Interac Changed Canada’s Financial Landscape?

November 16, 2019
Untitled Goose Game (PC/Mac) Review: G.O.A.T.

November 15, 2019

Charitable Choices: Starlight Children’s Foundation Canada

November 19, 2019

We recently spoke with Brian Bringolf who is the executive director at Starlight Children’s Foundation Canada. We wanted him to share with us information about the work they have been doing to brighten the lives [...]
Homegrown Business: Create New Workspaces with Flexday

November 18, 2019
Has Interac Changed Canada’s Financial Landscape?

November 16, 2019

“Five Minutes With” Anishinaabe techno artist Classic Roots

November 19, 2019

Drawing inspiration from his life and culture, Classic Roots developed his original sound through the integration of traditional Anishinaabe drumming and singing, with the unique sound of techno/house, to establish a sense of cultural freedom [...]
“Five Minutes With” pop-R&B singer / songwriter Maryze

November 15, 2019
“Five Minutes With” Toronto songwriter and guitarist Owen Marchildon

November 8, 2019

Thirsty for Bloodsuckers at the ROM

November 15, 2019

The latest exhibition Bloodsuckers: Legends to Leeches opens at the Royal Ontario Museum on November 16 and it’s as fascinating as it is squeamish. Thinking about vampire bats, birds, leeches, lampreys and other bloodthirsty creature makes [...]
A Foodie’s Guide to a Day in Banff

November 8, 2019
Top Family Friendly Events happening in Toronto this November

October 30, 2019

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