Queer Journalists are Pushing Back
Tired of newsrooms paying lip service to their ties to the LGBTQ community, journalists are putting themselves first, rewriting their legacy and adding queer-identifying sources to everyday stories
(changed category name from Themes to avoid my fuzzy brain confusing this with Wordpres Themes!! – Ivor, Jan 8, 2020)
Euphoria under the stage lights
Toronto folk musician Taylor Simpson made a “euphoric” return to live music by performing his debut album release show on Feb. 23, at Bar Cathedral.
From obstacle to opportunity
By Jackson Duffy Finn Scott, the awkwardly charming lead singer of local Toronto indie rock band, Frankie the Pig, stood atop the basement stage at the Houndstooth in February 2020, staring out at a crowd of excited fans. From the moment he picked up a guitar at age 10, performing made Scott feel alive. That…
Online Gaming: creating connections from behind the screen
As technology advances and trends come and go, so does the way we communicate and connect with each other. By Nico Beck Leah MacLaughlin, a 19 year old Brampton student sits down at her PC and puts her headset on gently over her ears. As she boots up Discord, she sends her friend, “Shadowfox,” a…
Chantal Goupil is bringing dog fashion to new heights
The brand Shantell Design by designer Chantal Goupil has been seen on every fashion lover’s dog. From the dog next door to Tika the iggy, Shantell Design is a must have.
A City They Used to Know
Being back in the proximity of the campus has its own challenges. The city they once knew has been completely transformed by the pandemic.
Unravelling the new world of knitting
Knitwear fashion is filled with young designers reinventing what knitting is all about
Who’s playing the piano in Angie’s Audio Corner?
A not-so-ordinary audio shop has been the topic of conversation in Richmond Hill, causing speculation over whether it really is a haunted house.
Finding Its Way
“Virtual” orienteering races have changed how clubs in the GTA and Hamilton area approach the sport.
Life and death in the age of WhatsApp
Asma J, and millions of other immigrants like her, live in constant fear of another WhatsApp outage.