History
William Peyton Hubbard Imparts a Lasting Legacy as Toronto’s First Black Politician
In celebration of Black History Month, we’d like to take the time to showcase the life and achievements of William […]
The City
Civic Engagement
RedefiningTO: Imagine Toronto as a Shareable City
“A Shareable City enables residents to efficiently and safely share all kinds of assets – from spaces to cars, skills […]
Civic Engagement
ReDefiningTO: Trending in Toronto – Collaborative Consumption
“Collaborative consumption is sharing reinvented through technology.” – Rachel Botsman WHAT’S MINE IS YOURS from Rachel Botsman on Vimeo. Is […]
History
Old Photographs of Toronto Public Transportation Vehicles (1880-1961)
I was browsing the Toronto archives for photos of old TTC and transportation vehicles from Toronto’s past and decided to […]
History
High Park Becomes a Winter Wonderland over the Holidays
By: Emma Abramowicz As December brings chilly winds and weather to our city, Torontonians look forward to the holidays for […]
Businesses
TunnelBear Privatizes your Web Browsing
It is becoming increasingly known the extent to which our data and information is tracked on the web. It is […]
Community & Culture
Take a Walk Through Riverside Toronto
Check out the Walkable neighbourhood of Riverside. Just few blocks from downtown Toronto, on the other side of the Don […]
Civic Engagement
ReDefiningTO: St James Town – Leveraging the Assets of Youth
The Danforth East Community Association (DECA) hosted an event last week with Jim Diers, a leader in the field of community engagement and […]
Charities
Telus We Day & Celebration of Giving
Promoting social change though youth empowerment is the goal of Toronto brothers Marc and Craig Kielburger’s We Day. On Friday, […]
Businesses
FAT GIRL FOOD SQUAD
Toronto Guardian is up and running thanks to the contributions of many people and organizations who have a love for the […]