Charities
When LGBTQ youth feel most vulnerable, there is a place for them at SOY
Studies show that 25%, up to 40% of the homeless youth in Toronto, are LGBTQ. Either way, it’s no exaggeration […]
The City
Arts
A Game-Changing Festival of Innovation Hits Toronto this Fall
The Design Exchange (DX) has big plans to mark the 150th birthdays of Canada and Ontario. In all of its […]
Environment
Future Environments: Art and Architecture in Action, a series of innovative instalments
The intersection between art and architecture in our environment is the focus of the upcoming University of Toronto event. Barbara Fischer, […]
Community & Culture
Winners of the 2017 Champions of Mental Health Awards Announced
The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) recently announced their winners of the Champions of Mental Health […]
Community & Culture
Faith communities will share stories, traditions and food at Interfaith Festival
by Etobicoke Lakeshore Multi-Faith Council. Bomb threats to Jewish centres. Muslims shot at prayer. Christian churches tagged with the “N” word. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Businesses
Toronto’s Best Flea Markets
When I was a teenager I can remember visiting Flea Markets with my friends. It was a fun outing to grab […]
Businesses
Behind The Scenes at Hydropool Hot Tubs and Swim Spa Factory
The therapeutic effects of natural hot springs on sore muscles and joints was revered long before 1956, the year Candido […]