Businesses
Homegrown Business: Flossing Made Easy with SimplyFloss
Let’s be honest, when our dentist asks us if we floss, we lie. This week we spoke to Tammy Sofer, […]
The City
Arts
David Alexander, Word on the Street Festival Director
The Word on The Street festival has been a fall tradition since 1990. This week we spoke to David Alexander, […]
Community & Culture
What to see and do in Toronto & virtually this November 2020
November has always been that month of taking deep breaths before diving into the holiday season. It’s a month of […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Shop Local with The Leslieville Flea
It’s often difficult to find new retailers that have antiques or collectibles, especially during COVID-19. This week we spoke to Brigid […]
History
The Evolution of Graffiti in Toronto – Interviews with Jafar and Rons
By the time the early ’80s had struck, the graffiti scene was established and robust in downtown Toronto. Elaborate networks […]
Charities
Local Charity, Jake’s House Announces New Band, ASD!
On October 7, in celebration of Canadian Autism Awareness Month, Jake’s House, a charity that supports people on the autism […]
Charities
CAMH Announces New Campaign ‘Not Suicide. Not Today’
Recently, CAMH announced their new Not Suicide. Not Today campaign. At the core of this campaign, is Dr. Juveria Zaheer, […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Look and Feel Your Best with BROmance
Men, you no longer have to use a bar of soap on your face! BROmance is a skincare line that […]
Businesses
Unforgettable Halloween treats by local sweet master, The GOoDS
Halloween is not cancelled in our books. In fact, we’re putting in extra effort this year to treat ourselves and […]
Charities
Charitable Choices: Support Emerging Female Artists with Honey Jam
Ebonnie Rowe has been instrumental in supporting the launch of notable Canadian artists including Nelly Furtado, through Honey Jam, as […]