Charities
Elephant ice sculpture in Distillery District helps non-profit reach its goal
On World Elephant Day, Sunday, August 12th, 2018, a giant elephant ice sculpture was placed in the centre of the […]
The City
Civic Engagement
The Challenger: A Profile Of Tiffany Ford, Candidate In Ward 7
In an already tumultuous election year, with hundreds of candidates on the ballot across 47 (or is that 25?) wards, […]
Businesses
Students can Buy and Sell their books using the BookBack app
Our latest featured business is BookBack, an app to help you buy and sell your school books. The app was […]
History
Vintage Ontario Photographs of Summer Camps and Camping
For some, summer in Toronto means summer camps and camping throughout Ontario. So for this week’s curated collection of old […]
Businesses
Hairy Face creates and sells all natural grooming products for men
For our latest featured local business we chatted with Lance Citriniti of Hairy Face about his grooming products for men […]
History
Curated Collection of Vintage Photographs of Paramedics and Ambulances
We have shared an album of police officers, one of firefighters and their trucks, this week we are sharing vintage […]
Businesses
Univjobs helps employers connect with students at post-secondary schools
Our latest featured business profile chats with the folks at Univjobs who are connecting Post-Secondary students with employers looking for […]
Civic Engagement
“NewsWise” Program Takes Aim At Internet Misinformation
The internet has been one of the great democratizing forces of our time. Toronto Guardian would not exist without it! […]
Businesses
Craig Shaw chats with us about his company Aguamiel Tequila
For World Tequila Day we thought it would be great to profile local businessman Craig Shaw who recently launched the […]
Civic Engagement
THIS WEEKEND: Students March To Save Sex Ed
Last week, on its first day in session, the Ford government announced that it would cancel the modern health and […]