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Nestled away in the middle of Corktown in downtown Toronto is a small Community High School called Inglenook. It is located […]

We have all been to fundraisers, but how about a Timeraiser? Artscape Wychwood Barns was a buzz last Friday in celebration of […]

This week I got to chat with the executive director of Dixon Hall, Kate Stark. Dixon Hall is a […]

Civic Engagement

Ever sought out a knitting, drawing, dance, improv, grant writing or perhaps free boating class only to be discouraged by […]

Kathy Cheng is the Director of Sales & Marketing for WS & Co. and Redwood Classics Apparel. Following in the footsteps and […]

Petcha kutcha. “Puh-chekah-chah”. There are many different pronounciations but whatever you call it get ready for a night of ideas, […]

Creative Mornings was born September 2009 in New York City in an effort to establish an inviting event driven by volunteers […]

In the 1980’s, a small group of Torontonians were determined to establish affordable living and greater communal support for their […]

Casa Loma is one of Toronto’s biggest tourist destinations and has been in operation as a museum since 1937. It is […]

I got a chance to chat with owner Carrie Shibinsky and her Community Manager, Trish Cassling about their new website […]