Community & Culture
The Royal Winter Fair Turns Ninety
Canada’s premiere agriculture and equine showcase, The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair turned ninety years old this year, a special occasion […]
The City
History
History Books on Canadians in War: Lest We Forget
In honour of this year’s Remembrance Day, I thought I would make a list of some of the great […]
History
Remembrance Day: Honouring the WWII Veterans that revolutionized Canada’s View on Accessibility
World War II marked a pivotal time for soldiers returning from combat with spinal cord injuries. Before the war, the […]
Arts
Historic Toronto Fashion finds in the Toronto Archives
Browsing the Toronto Archives photographic collection from 1909-1930, one can find a ton of amazing shots of historic Toronto fashion. […]
Community & Culture
Neighbourhoods To Watch: Yonge and Lawrence
Some of my friends joke around about never going north of Bloor Street. The truth is, there are many reasons […]
Businesses
Seeing Through the Eyes of Psychic Angel Morgan
I didn’t have a clue about how my encounter with Psychic Angel Morgan would go. I admit that I didn’t plan things too […]
Businesses
2015 Toronto National Women’s Show
Over the past decade, the annual National Women’s Show at the Metro Toronto Convention Center has evolved into this city’s […]
Arts
Family Business Andrews Opens Third Store in Time for 25th Anniversary
Homegrown Toronto business Andrews recently opened their third fashion retail store in Toronto. Andrews’ first store was opened in Yorkville in 1991 by […]
Charities
Pledge Your Support for YELLOWCARD Day
The National anti-bullying campaign YELLOWCARD Day took place yesterday across Canada. The annual day is presented by motionball and aims to […]
Charities
A Sunday Tea & Biscuits Fundraiser for Sick Children
I recently chatted with the VP of Special Events and Operations at Starlight Children’s Foundation Canada, Jeannie O’Regan, about an […]