Civic Engagement
Beware the Carbon Tax Attacks
The Carbon Tax. It sounds ominous. There seem to be as many myths as there are facts. On its face […]
Year: 2019
Businesses
Will My Smile Return To Normal After a Rhinoplasty in Toronto?
Not only is our smile one of our most defining characteristics, it is something most of us use multiple times […]
Businesses
eco+amour sustainable living beauty boutique with a focus on product refill
For our latest homegrown business we chatted with eco+amour’s founders Sarah Marcus, Laura Craig and Julianne Robicheau about their sustainable […]
Food & Drink
Calii Love’s Zen Bowl Salad Recipe
A fully loaded zen bowl salad bursting with fibre, healthy mono-unsaturated fat, and vegetable protein – this salad is your […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto creative Katie Douglas
Katie Douglas has been on-sceen acting from the young age of 6 years old and has always displayed a deep […]
Arts
‘Let’s Survive Forever’ infinity mirror by Yayoi Kusama now part of AGO
It’s been one year since Toronto experienced daily line ups wrapped around the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) for a […]
Music
“Five Minutes With” singer songwriter Tim Moxam
Tim Moxam refuses to rest. A full-time Carpenter and musician, his quietly dazzling folk-pop arrangements reflect the tireless patience, precision, […]
Toronto Tourism
Top 10 places to enjoy the Cherry Blossoms in Toronto
Around the end of April to mid-May our city is in full bloom with pretty cherry blossoms. Usually around Mother’s […]
History
Vintage Photographs from along King Street in Toronto
Seeing neighbourhoods you know almost magically transformed into its previous self is an amazing part of photography and the documentation […]
Arts
Interview with Deborah Hay of A Doll’s House Part 2
In the final scene of Ibsen’s 1879 groundbreaking masterwork, A Doll’s House, Nora makes the shocking decision to leave her […]