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.
150 people gathered in Moss Park with a message for those starting their day of work in Toronto’s City Hall. They set down Queen Street to deliver it, with placards, tombstones, and roses. They did so in silence, letting memories of lost loved ones speak for themselves. At the front they held a banner that told the world “We Grieve Thousands.”
How one Dufferin Grove resident is changing the way students think about the opioid epidemic on-campus
At the Dawah Centre, even a non-Muslim can feel welcomed
After his military career in Afghanistan, Marshal Omar now runs a prosperous pizza place keeping the promise he made to his family.
Hart & Hive: a place for design is owned by OCAD graduate Thomas Hart and is the ultimate shop for hand-crafted furniture and accessories within Toronto.
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…
The Lockhart gives adults a chance to enjoy unique drinks and be wowed by magic at the same time
In a neighbourhood filled with minorities, it’s easy to think that everyone is accepting of one another, but the reality is that racism exists everywhere.
Nearly 20 years ago, Suzanne Gardner received the news that would change her life forever. After living with Type 1 diabetes since she was seven years old, Gardner would finally begin to experience its effects on her vision.
