The Nose Knows Leslieville
Nearly two decades in, family-run restaurant weights options amid climbing rents
What’s The Hype?
Pauline Oseña and Matt Gauvin are pros when it comes to handling their children’s life-threatening allergies. Now, they’re helping other families do the same.
Not About the Price Tag
As an ESE, St. John’s Thrift Store emphasizes opportunity over sales
It Fries In The Family: Inheriting Riverdale’s Classic Diner
He grew up at SquareBoy Restaurant–now Jim Syrbos is taking over the family business one cheeseburger at a time
Braving the Cold, Building Community
Surf the Greats is a surf shop in Toronto that serves as a hub for freshwater surfers all over Ontario.
Building Mentors Through Martial Arts
Self-defense, teamwork, and learning to lead key to DeSantos program
Saying Yes to More Than a Dress
Andrea and Vanessa Dineen’s childhood dreams are brought to life through Sash & Bustle; an elegant bridal boutique with the main focus of making all brides feel welcomed.
Riverside’s Hidden Hero Runs a Coffee Shop
How an “accident” turned into the neighborhood’s best-kept secret
Coffee and Clothing: A Community’s Hub Amid Gentrification
Korea had been somewhat of a lonely trip. Zoe Sylvester and his girlfriend, Gabby Ondrade found it hard to blend into the culture on their teaching voyage in 2018. Coming from Winnipeg, Ont., the couple didn’t know the national language, so the language barrier made it hard to interact with the locals and gracefully submerge into the culture.
Stitched Together
A Leslieville quilting club might never meet children at Scarborough Grace Hospital, but they are connected to each other and a nationwide charity in a long-lasting way.