Chefs get hooked
Hooked is a fish shop owned by Kristin and Dan Donovan. It’s a knowledgeable fish store that believes in responsible fishing practices, and direct relationships between fisher and the consumer.
From an Internship to a Championship
From an internship to a championship
A Warriors’ Creed: Creating Culture
Ancient Japanese traditions and a mandatory tryout period don’t even begin to describe this unique Davisville dojo
Becoming a modern day medieval man
To let you in on a secret, in a quaint building in Dupont, a medieval battle is underway.
Faith in Isolation
Lawrence Park Community Church moves online to continue church events during
pandemic.
A Community Theatre Built on Passion
The actors of the Scarborough Players explain why they keep on acting despite the hard work and lack of pay.
You don’t need bigger billboards
By Nick Parker The outside of the Pasquale Brothers Specialty Foods store on Tuesday March 3, 2020 in Etobicoke, ON. (Nick Parker/ T•) Overtop industrial style brick sit the words “PASQUALE Brothers, SINCE 1917,” rendered in skinny red plastic lettering. You wouldn’t find the advertisement of their specialty Italian foods store from glossy flyers in your mailbox sent in…
A Piece of a Shop
Leslieville’s unconventional market offers artists a new way to make a living
A Mission to Keep Artistry Alive
From renting out and selling film equipment, to hosting workshops and classes in order to train for the use of the building’s multitude of workspaces and editing suits, LIFT is essentially a film school that provides training in both older, analog-style filmmaking, and new, digital-style filmmaking, providing a student with adept knowledge of both worlds.
The Nose Knows Leslieville
Nearly two decades in, family-run restaurant weights options amid climbing rents