Not All Superheroes Wear Capes
A look into the comic-enthusiast community of the Kingsway: Although comic collection is now known as a niche subculture among young people, its significance and impact still remain in the city of Etobicoke.
The Kingsway: Art is not a Pipe Dream
Art is not a pipe dream: A mural tells the story of how art imitates life in The Kingsway and how being an artist in Toronto is attainable in an with Toronto artist EKHO.
Ain’t Afraid of no Ghost
“This is a death trap for pedestrians,” says Cole McInerney about Old Finch Bailey Bridge.
Stitched Together
A Leslieville quilting club might never meet children at Scarborough Grace Hospital, but they are connected to each other and a nationwide charity in a long-lasting way.
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
Community Theatre: A Lesson In Camaraderie
The people that make up Scarborough Players company are more than just a community – they’re family.
The Rastaman from the Bush
As Jah moved to Canada to reunite with his mother, he left behind a lot of memories, friends and family in his hometown of Diego Martin in Trinidad & Tobago. We take this journey with him through the troubled relationship with his grandparents that led him to move to Canada and be with his mother. After spending the first few years in Gravenhurst, Muskoka, he established himself as an artist and musician in Canada’s biggest city, Toronto.
Going Bananas for The Monkey’s Paw
Old forgotten books are given a new life at The Monkey’s Paw
The price to play
Saturday mornings at the Moss Park Arena in Toronto are set aside for the Moss Park Hockey League – a free league with equipment for children in the area who can’t afford to play Canada’s game.
The Neighbourhood Godfather
It’s impossible to separate Kevin Jeffers and Regent Park basketball from the same sentence.