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.
Finding a groove in the city
As the resurgence of vinyl continues, Pop Music is creating a space for new vinyl and a community for collectors in the east end of the city
If the Shoe Fits
How one Toronto design school is reviving a lost art
More Than Just a $4 Burger
Anyone lucky enough to stumble upon this retro diner amidst the hustle bustle of Downtown Toronto, is in for a treat– literally. From one buck milkshakes to sandwiches no more than four dollars, this hidden gem will leave you wanting to treasure it for many more years to come.
The Storyteller of the ‘Ville
Diane Walton tried to find a way to entertain herself while walking her dog. Three years later, she brought the people of Leslieville together, one photo at a time.
Plugging in a Legacy at the Unplugged Woodshop
Tom Fidgen has contributed to the woodworking industry for over a decade but a recent opportunity will help shape Fidgen’s lasting legacy in the Canadian woodworking industry.
To the Moon: Finding an Artistic Home in Leslieville
From Olympic dreams to a brush with pop stardom, competitive beginnings for Toronto musician Moon led him to a home in Leslieville to explore his art.
More than bruises and sore knuckles: Women’s boxing in Leslieville
The Toronto Newsgirls Boxing Club invited me down for a free boxing session. Here’s what I found.