COVID-19 Travels: Pleasure or Peril?
Ridah Arshad shares her personal experience of travelling to Saudi Arabia during the pandemic.
The Doctor of Video Games Will See You Now
Kris Alexander, Canada’s only PhD in video game multimedia, wants everyone to join the fun
Fast fashion is killing us
There’s a chance your donated clothes aren’t where you thought they’d end up.
Buy Less, Reuse More
Sustainable living is rising in the GTA as consumers consider the environmental impacts of their purchases.
Headaches to Happiness
By Mathieu Sheridan The darkness has become one with yourself. Lying down is the only time the pressure isn’t coursing through your skull. The constant mix of nausea and dizziness has caused many long days that never seem to end – the world is forever spinning like a top. The days without symptoms seem like…
Stick, Puck and Books
How two athletes triumphed over their injuries, their gruelling hockey practices and managed to graduate with honours while becoming some of the best female hockey players in Ontario.
The hope of Toronto’s Chinatown: Cultural rejuvenation through artistic expression
How public artworks have become a root for one of the city’s most culturally rich areas
Need for Speed
When Canadian women made history in speedskating at the Beijing Olympics, their former coach Michel Rivet was at home in Ottawa, proudly cheering them on
A Day at the Market
By Hannah Mercanti It’s already started by early morning, long before the shoppers have arrived. The clock strikes 10 and a bustling crowd of young artists clad in styles from trad goth to classic raver pile into the rented venue on Abell Street, bags full of handcrafted and curated goods, ready to set up for…
Tokking Books
A popular online community has put physical books back into people’s hands – and daily lives – again