All in the Family
St. James Town Steak and Chops has been open since 1971–but what does it take to run an independent business in an increasingly gentrified area?
It Runs In The Family
From generation to generation, the Mirkopoulos family has become the name for the Toronto film and television industry
A Heart of Ink
Ink & Water Tattoo, located at 1303 Bloor St. W. in Toronto’s Dufferin Grove neighbourhood, opened in November 2017 and was established on the basis of doing things differently.
Backstretch Bonds
Woodbine Racetrack in Etobicoke is home to a community of horses and trainers who share an extraordinary bond
Permanent Reclamation
Inkdigenous Tattoo studio is a safe place where people can share their stories while educating others about Canada’s colonial legacy
Siberia Vintage on Bloor transports you to the old ways of fashion
For customers and staff fast-and-cheap clothing is out, and quality is in
The Daily Grind
OldTown Bodega, the posh offset of a quiet street-strip, providing caffeine and trims for the neighbours who come together to form a community.
Digging the Dug Out
Colin’s Dug Out has been around for a long time and hosts many of the surrounding area’s elderly. A safe space to come and hang out. But it’s ready to have its renaissance.
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.
Mall Martial Arts with a side of Fries
“I only use Tai Chi to defend against old age”