By Sahara Mehdi Red and orange Persian rugs cover the hardwood floor. African and Caribbean art adorn the walls, from traditional tribal masks to local paintings. Novels pack the dark brown shelves, while books that don’t fit sit in piles on top. Large floor-to-ceiling windows open onto the street. The design is reminiscent of shops…
How Misbah Tariq returned to school in her fifties and accomplished her dream of becoming a professional baker
As more youth struggle with homelessness, an intersectional approach and understanding of the shelter system is needed.
Red Rocket Coffee has been in the Danforth community for over a decade. The support from the community has stayed strong over the years and continues amid a pandemic that has forced other businesses to close.
Annex residents invent new public lives when their city is locked down for months during a global pandemic.
By Claire Donahue For 51 years, Factory Theatre has premiered a multitude of Canadian works from people of all backgrounds while creating a sense of comfort for those who walk through its doors Matt McGeachy wandered about the centuries-old building on Adelaide and Bathurst, thinking about what amazing piece of theatre he’ll get to read…
Pandemic becomes turning point for passionate flower lover.
How this west-end community centre is dealing with COVID-19
Sex-workers feel that quarantine restrictions have targeted them, but they are still finding ways to work and perform.
How Asian culture has been so integrated within Toronto.
