Civic Engagement
Grassroots “On Canada Project” Launched
In March 2020, the On Canada Project was born out of frustration in public health and officials’ communication with citizens […]
Month: May 2021
Community & Culture
The Canada-Wide Science Fair (CWSF)
The Canada-Wide Science Fair (CWSF) is Canada’s largest annual youth science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) event, bringing together the […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Cast. A Social Voting App Where Opinions Matter
For this week’s Homegrown Business profile, we spoke with the founders of Cast, a social voting app that includes all […]
Lifestyle
The Force Is Strong With Yoda The Cat. She Needs A New Home!
Yoda and Leia come with free post-adoption support! Meet Yoda and Leia – two sisters looking for their forever home […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day In The Life” With Portrait Artist Jen Branagan
Jen is an amazing portrait and pet portrait artist. Her ability to capture the energy behind her subject is what […]
Music
“Five Minutes With” Toronto Singer / Songwriter Jordan Hart
The Gold-certified, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has worked with countless producers and arrangers over the years. Despite those incredible opportunities, no […]
Film
Pandora’s Box documentary raises period poverty awareness
Across the globe millions of women and girls experience menstruation. A period. Or when we were younger our monthly cycle […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Mommy Connections with Jennifer Ellis
Mommy Connections is an organization educating expecting mothers through hands on and social workshops right here in Toronto. We spoke […]
Lifestyle
The challenges of building a food ordering kiosk
In this article we will discuss the current challenges of building a food ordering kiosk. A new technology in a […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day In The Life” With Toronto Filipina Storyteller Alia Rasul
Alia Rasul is a Taurus who loves sushi and brie. She’s also an extraordinarily talented force of nature. I heard of […]