Toronto starts dancing again
Toronto dancers and choreographers have thrust themselves back into their art, eager to work again, after repeated lockdowns.
It’s not easy to be a Middle Eastern immigrant in Canada
Although Middle Eastern immigrants are welcomed in Canada, they still don’t feel like they belong here.
The Butter Chicken Lasagna Guy
How Chef Rick Matharu embraced his passion for Punjabi-Canadian cuisine and started a new family tradition
Lights, (web) Camera, Action
Turning a public health emergency into a scripted musical, students at Chinguacousy Secondary School adapt to the harsh realities of virtual learning by showcasing their frustration and paranoia in a digital performance.
Facing Adversity Abroad
Sui Chen shares his experiences as a Chinese immigrant working in Canada.
The View from King Street Changes
Rare bookseller D&E Lake Ltd. has found a way to co-exist with the increasingly digital world around us.
The Latest Restriction: Moral Distancing
How a Hamilton Nurse turned Tragedy into Hope.
Facing the Unseen: A Mental Health Story
By Patricia Dolor Trigger Warning: This article mentions suicide. The letter hidden in her backpack had a paragraph for every person in her life: her sister, her brother, her mom, her dad. The act was fully planned; 15-year-old Karandeep Gill was going to take her life. During math class, she went to the washroom and…
BORN THIS WAY
By Felecia Francis It’s 2015, a suitcase is being wheeled against the floor of the Norman Manley International Airport, in Kingston, Jamaica. In that suitcase lies more than clothing. It contains a bag of sand collected from the beach. The sand is a reminder that Jamaica is where she’s from, even though she will no…
Worshipping God through a screen
How one North York church has been coping with its members barely meeting for over a year