In the Footsteps of Ambrose Small
The echoes of Toronto’s torn-down buildings are loud and empty. If there were international prizes for destroying a city’s heritage, […]
The City
Ford Announced Healthcare Consultations Yesterday – And They’re Already Closed
Doug Ford’s Conservative government recently proposed a massive overhaul of the entire healthcare system in Ontario. Healthcare workers and agencies […]
Charitable Choices: Toronto Pflag supports the LGBTQ2 community
Toronto Pflag is a local charitable organization that works with the LGBTQ2 community by offering support for those who are […]
Homegrown Business: Charlene and Vincent Li of Eatable
Our latest featured business are purveyors of fine…popcorn? That is right, Toronto company Eatable is taking on the popcorn racket […]
Little Robot Friends introduces the world of coding & electronics to kids
Looking to get your kids into coding and foster their love of electronics? Little Robot Friends may be the organization […]
Old Golf Photographs from the City of Toronto Archives
On my latest visit to the City of Toronto Archives, I found a ton of great images of people playing […]
Ontario’s Hospitality Industry is Making Strides to Become More Accessible
Finally, we’ve reached a time when inclusivity and accessibility is a major consideration in the workplace. But some industries are […]
Homegrown Business: Ethically Sourced Locally Made Willow Fine Jewelry
We should all aim to buy local for all of our needs. Our latest homegrown business has made it part […]
Charitable Choices: Brian Harris of the St Felix Centre
St Felix Centre helps address the immediate symptoms of poverty – Homelessness, food insecurity, social isolation and access to basic […]
Homegrown Business: Effortless eco-friendly fashion solution
For our latest Homegrown Business feature, we chatted with the founder of a new pick-up and resell service for gently […]