Health & Wellness
Getting Ready for the Fourth Wave
By Marshal Sterio, CEO, Surgically Clean Air One of the amazing things about humans is how adaptable we are. When we […]
Year: 2021
Arts
The Best of what to see & do in Toronto this September
We’ve been prepping for return to some aspects of normalcy these past few weeks. Kids are returning to school in […]
Comedy
Chatting with Kyle Lucey about his comedy and “The Secret Show!”
Kyle Lucey recently launched The Secret Show! helping keep LIVE comedy thriving during lockdowns. When COVID-19 hit, every comedy club […]
Arts
“A Day In The Life” with Toronto filmmaker Chris Strikes
Chris Strikes is a Jamaican-Canadian Toronto based filmmaker who grew up in the west-end of the city, where he first […]
Arts
Andrew Pyper latest thriller Oracle and how Joshua Jackson is involved
ORACLE, a Canadian Audible Original, is the latest psychological thriller from author Andrew Pyper, an award-winning Canadian author of ten […]
Music
“Five Minutes With” the Shy Kids. Walter, Patrick and Matthew
Walter Woodman, Patrick Cederberg and Matthew Hornick (the “Shy Kids”) met at Ryerson University, where an impromptu acoustic cover of […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: The Sonar Podcast Network
For this week’s Homegrown Business profile we had the chance to catch up with Michael Mongiardi and Marianna Miniotis about […]
Toronto Tourism
Little Canada Brings Big Fun and Miniature Cities to Dundas Square
Ontarians of a certain vintage will have fond memories of Cullen Gardens Miniature Village in Whitby. The now-shuttered Village featured […]
Food & Drink
Le Burger Week and the perfect burger recipe with Mike Cipollo
Let me preface this by saying you cannot place any limits on what truly makes a perfect burger! If I’m […]
Lifestyle
Pico the cat is looking for a new home in the Toronto area
Pico comes with free post-adoption support Little Pico is a shy, sensitive sweetheart in search of some stability and encouragement […]