Charities
The Girl Guides Offers Millennials Meaningful Volunteer Experience
The Girl Guides are so much more than their signature boxes of cookies and campfire sing-alongs (though those are great […]
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Community & Culture
A Sneak Peek at the new Broadview Hotel
Over the past few years we’ve seen our neighbourhoods transform. Our eyes are now turned to the Queen and Broadview […]
Food & Drink
Toronto is Getting a First Nations Owned and Operated Restaurant
After 12 years of catering, NishDish is set to open Toronto’s first ever, First Nations nations owned and operated restaurant […]
Food & Drink
Bombay Street Food Tiffinwala Lunch Delivery Service Coming to Toronto
We’ve seen it on our travels or maybe on one of our favourite food shows, the busy streets in India […]
Arts
“World Class” by Toronto Photographer Dustin William
Toronto photographer Dustin William sent us this photograph for today’s daily pic. Check out his page for more of his […]
Arts
Marie Chouinard’s Hieronymus Bosch at Bluma Appel Theatre
Hieronymus Bosch; good God. Literally. An intense 75 minute offering from Montreal choreographer, Marie Chouinard, left the audience questioning heaven […]
Food & Drink
Pan Seared Trout Recipe from FRANK’s Georgia O’Keeffe Prix Fixe
Chef Renée Bellefeuille of FRANK restaurant in the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) sent us this Pan-Seared Trout recipe from […]
Lifestyle
Hobo the Cat is Looking for a New Family in the Toronto Area
Name: Hobo – Born: March 2014 Hobo the cat was rescued hours before he was scheduled to be executed by […]
Arts
“Still Waters” by Toronto Photographer Nicoli OZ Mathews
Nicoli OZ Mathews sent us this great shot from Toronto for our daily pic. Check out their page for more […]
Civic Engagement
The March for Science Toronto Descends Upon Nathan Philips Square
This Saturday at 11 AM, thousands of Canadians will descend on Nathan Phillips Square in solidarity with hundreds of thousands […]