Civic Engagement
Ranked Ballot Initiative of Toronto (RaBIT) aims for fair elections
Last year’s municipal elections were unusual, to say the least. Premier Ford’s unprecedented intervention in an ongoing election through the […]
The City
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Erika Mozes connects workers with jobs using Hyr
Homegrown Business: Erika Mozes, co-founder of Hyr, has created the new “Bumble” that connects employers and workers in this gig […]
Charities
Charitable Choices: Youth Without Shelter emergency residence
We first spoke with the people at Youth Without Shelter back in 2016 and thought we would follow up with […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Rachel David of Hashtag Communications
In an ever-changing and increasingly complicated and crowded digital space, it is interesting to learn about the new companies popping […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Bailey Parnell knows how to navigate this AI world
Bailey Parnell is unstoppable. Not only was she named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women by WXN, she is a […]
History
Old photographs from 100 years of the Toronto Sewer System
On my latest visit to the Toronto Archives and the Toronto Public Library Archives, I found some very interesting photos […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Dan Armstrong of Beanfield Metroconnect
Our latest featured local entrepreneur is Dan Armstrong of Beanfield Metroconnect, the largest independent fibre-optic network in Toronto. Dan started the […]
History
Vintage Photographs of Toronto Corner Stores and Intersections
I love browsing the Toronto Photo Archives as well as the Toronto Public Library Archives to look at old images […]
Charities
Toronto Professionals’ Volunteer Hub offer help to build career skills
Toronto Professionals’ Volunteer Hub provides opportunities for young professionals to build leadership and career skills that help them in the […]
Charities
Adam House charity provides safe living accommodations to refugees
Adam House charity looks to deliver a clean and secure living environment to people and refugees who are not familiar […]