A grocery store, a piece of India
Food that serves as reminder of home, and brings a sense of community in the Don Valley Village
Bread & Salt Afghan Cuisine
Restaurant co-owners and best friends Omar and Mohamed are continually curating their menu to reflect Toronto’s diverse food scene – from vegatarian to Hallal.
A new country, a new language
How even highly-skilled newcomers to Canada face big challenges
Merchants of Thorncliffe Park
Welcome to R.V. Burgess Park. The community hub that offers women a chance to make a difference in their lives.
The Fairview Library is Taking Charge
Libraries are taking on a new role today and Fairview Library is no exception. With the numerous resources that are offered daily, the library has the community’s back.
Hey Google, how do you raise a child?
When most of the programs available were for ‘mommy and me’ in Thorncliffe Park, Charles Zhu created an open platform to talk about all things parent that now includes 60 families
Johnny’s Still Got It
Johnny’s Hamburgers has been serving customers in the Henry Farm area since 1967.
It’s Showtime! The hard-working volunteers at Stage Centre Productions have theatre in their blood
The growing community revolving around Stage Centre Productions continues to be a space for anyone who has a passion for theatre to be a part of and enjoy.
Beyond the ‘he’ and the ‘she’
Kye Munro is an LGBTQ+ activist who identifies as non-binary. Despite raising awareness for queer rights in their home town of Richmond, B.C. and persistently educating people on the differences between various gender identities, Kye still battles the social constructs of the gender spectrum.
Thorncliffe Park’s Massage Chair Hangout
By Adrian Bueno A low key section within a 50-year-old shopping centre has become a favourite hangout spot for some of the community. The bell at Marc Garneau Collegiate rings at 3:15 p.m., and it’s time for Ameer Salem to hunker down. He’s not the most popular at his high school, so he escapes to…