Deterioration to erasure: The shelf life of murals
By Kent Vernon
RUNNING ON EMPTY: NAVIGATING BATTING, BOWLING, AND SPINNING
How inadequate funding has affected cricket in the Greater Toronto Area
Living Near Nuclear
By Hailey Ford. To the people in the shadow of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, it’s not something to be feared, just forgotten.
The flame for classical music still burns bright in Toronto
A candlelit concert series in Toronto leaves a young, aspiring composer hopeful for the future of classical music – here’s why
A Talk with the Creator of 2AM Talk
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”…
Boards Without Barriers
Women continue to blaze trails and find community through skateboarding
Secret suburban speed
Amateur drifter, skilled tradesman; a teen car enthusiast buys his first Japanese car
Fecal matters
“Wastewater data can helps measure the prevalence and growth of Variants of Concern (VOCs) in the community.”
Just down the alley
Babys Basement vintage shines new light into Oshawa’s downtown core
Barbershops are back, but is the experience the same?
Barbers want the conversations with their clients to be as long as possible