G20 Toronto: Seven Years Later, The Trauma Remains
Seven years ago, the G20 descended on Toronto. Protests erupted, violence flared, and when the smoke cleared, thousands had suffered […]
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Inaugural Mom Shave Event hosts Brunch and Head Shave with Brave Moms
We first met with Childhood Cancer Canada for a previous post and wanted to circle back to them, because, well, […]
Finding your creative voice at the new Firefly Creative Writing Studio
You’ve always wanted to write but don’t know how to start? There’s a new creative space in town that offers […]
Hire a truck and driver to deliver or move with Toronto company Fetchit
Fetchit is a Toronto start-up that has created an app for you to hire drivers of trucks and vans to […]
The World’s Largest Rubber Duck has Arrived in Toronto
The world’s largest rubber duck that has been the centre of a political debate has arrived in Toronto, taking refuge […]
Ukrainian Community holds dinner at Old Mill for Canada 150
The Ukrainian community in Toronto celebrated Canada’s 150th birthday on June 16 at the Old Mill Toronto. The evening allowed […]
Indspire calls on Canadians to invest in the education of Indigenous youths.
Indigenous students have proven that when given the opportunity to attend post-secondary institutions, their lives are improved drastically. The Indigenous […]
Third Annual All-Star gala for SickKids Foundation raised funds for brain damage in infant open heart surgery patients
On Friday June 16th, West of Contra held it’s third annual All-Star Gala to raise funds for SickKids at Toronto’s […]
Celebrating National Aboriginal Day
This year’s National Aboriginal Day celebrations, which run from June 8-30 depending on the venue, include a teaching lodge and […]
Introducing: Our Political Coverage
It is more important than ever to be informed and involved in the political process. Like it or not, our […]