Lauren Kannwischer, Author at Toronto Guardian

When The Neighbourhood Watch released its first album in 2017 (Community Protected), it struck a chord with its mix of […]

Not one to chase after punchlines, Célestine Fakoubé finds her unique comedic voice in the vulnerability and sincerity that comes […]

For many people food creates an environment to connect and share with loved ones. The goal of Hooray for Pizza […]

Enthralling audiences with a unique blend of earnest, mischievous humour and theatrical flair, Sarah Bennett turns the stage into a […]

The Small Change Fund is an organization whose aim is to make change, not only through their own projects but […]

Weddings can be an expensive and stressful experience. That’s where Toronto Micro Weddings comes in. Their goal is to customize […]

The Ballroom Bowl has opened its newest location in Toronto. With very few places in the downtown core to experience […]

Biting but playful comedian Cam Phoenix isn’t afraid to highlight his own shortcomings for the sake of his comedy. Currently […]

With a comedic style reminiscent of a female Garth from “Wayne’s World,” Amy Bugg blends the odd, the quietly amusing, […]

Martha Johnson is a founding member and the lead singer of the Canadian art-pop band Martha and the Muffins which […]