Behind the glitz and glamour
Black women in Toronto’s fashion industry are fighting for inclusion
Black women in Toronto’s fashion industry are fighting for inclusion
The trials of caring for Muslim children in need
By Kinza Zafar The hum of coffee shop chatter filled the room as Amie Archibald-Varley and Sara Fung settled in from an impromptu Costco trip in Hamilton. In between working full-time as nurses and producing a bi-weekly podcast, free time is scarce. Fung, who purchased a coffee and Archibald-Varley with a berry smoothie, sat next…
By Hssena Arjmand Walking down the streets of Kabul, two eyes stared back at Yama Farhad. Intrigued by their gaze, he walked closer to get a better look. The words “ میبینم ترا من – I see you” were painted below. Farhad was determined to know who was responsible for the mural. After scouring Facebook,…
By Laviza Syed Have you ever wondered why deep talks and conversations always begin at night? Studies show that people become more emotionally vulnerable during the later hours of the night, which is why talks at 2 a.m. or 3 a.m. become infinitely more hypnotizing. Entrepreneur Saima Zaidi realized the appeal of late-night “deep talks”…
Toronto’s Arab and Jewish communities seem to peacefully coexist in the city, but how did that come to be?
By Angel Agbontaen On this cold February day, the air of the Toronto Metropolitan University’s (TMU) Black Student Lounge (BSL) is stale with the only source of ventilation the standing fan at the corner of the room. All the chairs and tables had been moved around to make space for the huge sheet of canvas…
A community laundromat that has more to give than a clean load of laundry
In the face of a decline in LGBTQ spaces, organizations such as Safer Spaces and others have made it their goal to combat the issue.
Navdeep Kaur anticipates her search for an arranged marriage when she visits India in December 2023.