Civic Engagement
G20 Toronto: Seven Years Later, The Trauma Remains
Seven years ago, the G20 descended on Toronto. Protests erupted, violence flared, and when the smoke cleared, thousands had suffered […]
The City
Charities
Inaugural Mom Shave Event hosts Brunch and Head Shave with Brave Moms
We first met with Childhood Cancer Canada for a previous post and wanted to circle back to them, because, well, […]
Businesses
Finding your creative voice at the new Firefly Creative Writing Studio
You’ve always wanted to write but don’t know how to start? There’s a new creative space in town that offers […]
Businesses
Hire a truck and driver to deliver or move with Toronto company Fetchit
Fetchit is a Toronto start-up that has created an app for you to hire drivers of trucks and vans to […]
Community & Culture
The World’s Largest Rubber Duck has Arrived in Toronto
The world’s largest rubber duck that has been the centre of a political debate has arrived in Toronto, taking refuge […]
Community & Culture
Ukrainian Community holds dinner at Old Mill for Canada 150
The Ukrainian community in Toronto celebrated Canada’s 150th birthday on June 16 at the Old Mill Toronto. The evening allowed […]
Civic Engagement
Indspire calls on Canadians to invest in the education of Indigenous youths.
Indigenous students have proven that when given the opportunity to attend post-secondary institutions, their lives are improved drastically. The Indigenous […]
Charities
Third Annual All-Star gala for SickKids Foundation raised funds for brain damage in infant open heart surgery patients
On Friday June 16th, West of Contra held it’s third annual All-Star Gala to raise funds for SickKids at Toronto’s […]
Community & Culture
Celebrating National Aboriginal Day
This year’s National Aboriginal Day celebrations, which run from June 8-30 depending on the venue, include a teaching lodge and […]
Civic Engagement
Introducing: Our Political Coverage
It is more important than ever to be informed and involved in the political process. Like it or not, our […]