Civic Engagement
Social Media, Canadian Politics, And The 2019 Election
For those of you who follow me on social media or through my writing, you may have noticed the recent […]
The City
Charities
Jake’s House provides support to families affected by autism
For our latest featured local charity we spoke with the people at Jake’s House whose fundraising and volunteer efforts help […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Eduardo Belmonte of AMO MUSIC
For our latest featured homegrown business profile we spoke with Eduardo Belmonte of AMO MUSIC to find out more about […]
Charities
Project Thrift Shop for fashionable and designer finds to open at Stackt Market
Project Thrift, a charitable pop-up thrift shop is set to open July 30 to August 10 at Stackt Market (28 […]
Civic Engagement
The Conservative News Media Circle of Lie
I did not get into writing, or commenting on politics to criticize the media. Some people say that criticizing the […]
Civic Engagement
Michelle Rempel: A Portrait in Political Thinskinnedness
When I was relatively new to Twitter there was a urban legend that I heard about on Canadian political Twitter […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Jackie Charest of Cougar Shoes Inc.
Cougar Shoes is a Canadian brand that designs, manufactures, distributes and retails women’s, men’s and children’s footwear globally. We recently […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Online Fundraising Platform HumbleBerry
We recently spoke with entrepreneur Kyla Morgan about her Toronto-based online fundraising platform called HumbleBerry that supports Canadian-based charities and […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Gregory Melchior and Ashwadh Bollini of Propeze
We recently spoke with CEO and Co-Founder of Propeze Gregory Melchior who alongside his CTO Ashwadh Bollini has created a new […]
Community & Culture
Jalsa Salana Toronto welcomes 20,000 attendees
The largest and longest running Islamic (Muslim) Conference in Canada, the Jalsa Salana, takes place this weekend in Toronto. The […]