Businesses
Homegrown Business: Fahim Ahmadi of Nüu Catering
Toronto’s food scene has a new player tackling one of the city’s most overlooked challenges: office catering. Fahim Ahmadi, founder […]
The City
Charities
Charitable Choices: Hannah Glinz of the Melville Park Design Competition
Hannah Glinz recently completed her final semester in the Bachelor of Environmental Design & Planning program at Fanshawe College, where […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Madge Rumman and Lindsay Shirreff of Blair Health
Blair Health is the world’s first AI-powered model for menopause and midlife health. Built by co-founder and CEO Madge Rumman, […]
Charities
Charitable Choices: Karen Francis of The Nyakim Project
We speak with Karen Francis, Executive Director and Founder of The Nyakim Project, a Toronto-based non-profit dedicated to breaking down […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Kathryne Mejias of Born For More
Born For More is a Toronto-based movement and platform dedicated to helping women turn divorce and life transitions into powerful […]
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Events
Nuit Blanche Gives Up
Nineteen years ago this September, the inaugural Nuit Blanche brought artistry, spectacle, and even something of the provocative to Toronto, […]
Charities
Charitable Choices: Denise Bebenek of the Meagan Bebenek Foundation
For 25 years, Denise Bebenek, Founder and President of the Meagan Bebenek Foundation, has transformed personal tragedy into a global […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Jacqueline Francis of Inner Expansion Inc.
Jacqueline Francis is the founder of Inner Expansion Inc., a coaching business dedicated to helping women overcome self-sabotage, scarcity mindsets, […]
History
Old Photographs of the Circus at the Maple Leaf Gardens (1940-1945)
Maple Leaf Gardens wasn’t just the home of the Toronto Maple Leafs—it was also the stage for some of the […]
Community & Culture
Farewell to a Toronto Institution: The Imperial Pub to Close After 81 Years
Downtown Toronto is undergoing yet another transformation. One of its longstanding landmarks, the Imperial Pub, located at 54–74 Dundas Street […]