It’s not easy to be a Middle Eastern immigrant in Canada
Although Middle Eastern immigrants are welcomed in Canada, they still don’t feel like they belong here.
Behind the Trend: What Muslim women have to say about the balaclava
A different perspective on a seemingly harmless trend.
Buy Less, Reuse More
Sustainable living is rising in the GTA as consumers consider the environmental impacts of their purchases.
The Optimistic Juice Man
A dose of friendliness and encouragement amid empty shops
Time travelling the Canadian way
Ontario museum showcases one man’s journey to preserve horological history
For The Love Of Baseball
The story of how a young man refused to let injuries take away his love of the game.
Ghost in the Stacks
Thornhill Village Library has centuries of history, but some of its oldest residents might not be ready to move on
From the Basement to a Booming Business
Explore Printing focuses on unique projects and has tapped into a niche market
Cuts and Comfort
The place where all the magic takes place. Seats and mirrors at every corner, ready for people to settle down and get beautified in comfort. (Lucas Reyes/T•) By Lucas Reyes Snip snip, buzz buzz. The sounds of scissors smoothly slicing through hair and clippers shearing heads mixes with the murmur of conversation and spirited laughter…
‘PACINO SAID HI TO ME ONCE’
By Adriana Fiorante Miriam Laurence’s studio, a lilac calm before a storm of students enter to stretch physical and vocal muscles. Laurence sets up the lighting to make more room for students depending on each class, as some are more intimate than others. On March 7, 2020. (Adriana Fiorante/T•). Act 1: The intent to live…