Businesses
Homegrown Business: Catherine Addai of KAELA KAY
Catherine Addai is the founder behind KAELA KAY, a women’s clothing brand using mostly bold patterned fabrics from her native […]
The City
Community & Culture
Pros and Cons for Immigrants to Canada
Moving to Canada is a very responsible step and, of course, it is necessary to weigh the pros and cons. […]
Community & Culture
Top 10 Hygge-worthy gifts to celebrate the winter calm
Hygge (pronounced hue-guh) is a Danish term that we’ve adapted here in recent years. It is described as a way […]
Charities
Charitable Choices: Alysha Haugen, Long Winter Festival Manager
Long Winter is a Toronto not-for-profit music and arts festival. We spoke with Alysha Haugen, Manager, to find out more […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Anita, the founder of Nikitafoodscanada
Nikitafoodscanada is a Toronto business that uses all-natural foods in its products. We spoke with Anita, the founder, to find […]
History
Old Photographs of Christmas Displays in Toronto (1908-1983)
In Iceland, they celebrate Christmas jolabokaflod style, which translates to book flood, where people gift books and then read them […]
Charities
Charitable Choices: take one, donate one with Sock Footage
Sock Footage is a Toronto-based sock company with a charitable aspect. A one-for-one giving model. For every pair of socks […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Nichola Petts, founder of Kindness Only
For this week’s Homegrown Business, we had the chance to catch up with Nichola Petts, founder of Kindness Only, a […]
History
Old Photographs of the 48th Highlanders (1907-1940)
The St Andrew’s Society of Toronto, the charitable organisation celebrating Scottish roots, history, and culture, celebrated its 185th Anniversary on […]
Charities
Charitable Choices: fundraising with jazz pianist, Jim Clayton
Acclaimed jazz pianist, Jim Clayton, has been doing stream shows for charity, creating a virtual tip-jar, where funds go to […]