Civic Engagement
A “Stop Ford” rally is happening on Wednesday – and you need to be there
On Monday, Doug Ford’s mid-election meddling was ruled unconstitutional by the Ontario Superior Court, for violating our Charter rights. It […]
The City
Businesses
Find help for your dog’s care with Rover
Having an app to help you manage your dog and its care sounds great! That is why our latest featured […]
Charities
Dear Everybody Campaign to raise awareness of disability stigma
For our latest post about charitable choices, we chatted with Julia Hanigsberg, president and CEO, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital about […]
Businesses
PickWaste aims to get more people cleaning our communities
Salvatore Demma and Dillon Mendes are two young men who have taken upon themselves to start a business that is […]
Civic Engagement
Toronto Needs a Gun Buyback Program That Works
Toronto Needs a Gun Buyback Program That Works. A gun buyback program is a government funded program that offers money […]
Charities
Charitable Choices: Griffin Centre Mental Health Services for Children
For our latest profile of a charitable organization in Toronto, we spoke with the people over at Griffin Centre Mental […]
Businesses
Local Business: Meagan Allison-Hancock chats agent life
For our latest featured local business we chatted with talent agent Meagan Allison-Hancock to find out more about this interesting career. Meagan […]
Businesses
Global information security firm, Shred-it, began as a startup in Oakville
For our latest featured business we chatted with Shred-It, a document shredding company that was started in Oakville and grew […]
Community & Culture
No Limits In Toronto For Female Iranian Musicians
Toronto’s Small World Music Festival just celebrated its 17th edition. Inspired by WOMAD this year the event paid tribute to […]
Civic Engagement
Doug Ford’s new “snitch line” may not even exist
Doug Ford’s new “sex-ed snitch line” – a website and hotline that people are supposed to use to “express concerns […]