Kids & Families
STEM survey helps understand reasons fewer women in related fields
A recent survey that was conducted by a Canadian not for profit called “STEM Camp” has revealed possible reasons why […]
Month: April 2018
Arts
BoucharDanse Histoire D’Amour at the Harbourfront Centre
Love is impulse, love is resistance, love is beautiful and grotesque, love is both strength and weakness. Love was the […]
Food & Drink
Nestled amid Little Italy trattorias is Reverie at the Park
One of my favourite things about the modern culinary mecca that is Toronto, is that a tasty treat could be […]
Classical
“Five Minutes With” Jazz Singer-Songwriter Ori Dagan
Name: Ori Dagan # of Albums: S’Cat Got My Tongue (ScatCat Records, 2009), Less Than Three <3 (ScatCat Records, 2012), […]
Businesses
Local startup Willful lets you create online wills quickly and within budget
A few months back I met willful founder Kevin Oulds while attending the TELUS Pitch small business contest finals in […]
Lifestyle
Link the cat is looking for a new place to live in the Toronto area
Please note: Link is currently undergoing treatment for the highly contagious cuddle bug and a serious case of lap cat […]
Arts
Millennials Love ROM’s Friday Night Live Party!
On select evenings, the ROM stays open late to throwdown a party called Friday Night Live (FNL), attended by a […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with dancer and choreographer Jane-Alison McKinney
Jane-Alison McKinney is a graduate of The School of Toronto Dance Theatre and an emerging independent dance artist. In 2012, […]
Arts
CONTEST: Full week passes to Fashion Art Toronto 2018
Fashion Art Toronto is back with its annual immersive fashion experience that includes five-nights of experimental and multi-sensory runway shows, […]
Food & Drink
A journey of flavours at the new MIRA Peruvian Restaurant
The sun was setting when we ventured down the laneway in the entertainment district. Blink and you might miss Stuart […]