Young, Gifted and Black
Toronto Children’s Concert Choir (TC3) helps African-Canadian youth focus on their goals and take the right path in life by intersecting academics with the performing arts.
Etobicoke’s former asylum becomes an esteemed college
Torontonians may know some of the history of Etobicoke, but many may not know about the riveting past of the Humber College Lakeshore Campus that resides here.
401 Mini-Indy
401 Mini-Indy Go-Karts adding more entertainment to the neighbourhood of Etobicoke.
From Heartbreak to Haven
From a strip club to an outlet for rehabilitation, 1533 The Queensway has undergone a major transformation after being bought by its neighbouring church over 10 years ago.
Not All Superheroes Wear Capes
A look into the comic-enthusiast community of the Kingsway: Although comic collection is now known as a niche subculture among young people, its significance and impact still remain in the city of Etobicoke.
The Kingsway: Art is not a Pipe Dream
Art is not a pipe dream: A mural tells the story of how art imitates life in The Kingsway and how being an artist in Toronto is attainable in an with Toronto artist EKHO.
No colour on the canvas: Islington murals lack representation for residents of colour.
The Islington art-walk is an ongoing art project by the village’s Business Improvement Program (BIA) with hopes to ‘prevent graffiti, preserve the neighbourhood’s history and create a sense of place’ through the murals painted along Dundas Street.
The Westmount Gallery
This large art emporium better known as the Westmount Gallery is located just off Islington and south of Bloor in West Toronto.
The Ins and Outs of Islington
Islington Subway Station, part of the Toronto Transit Commission has been open since 1968. Yet, 50 years later, the station has seen little change since then and continues to worsen.
It Runs In The Family
From generation to generation, the Mirkopoulos family has become the name for the Toronto film and television industry