Diversity Doesn’t Mean Equality
In a neighbourhood filled with minorities, it’s easy to think that everyone is accepting of one another, but the reality is that racism exists everywhere.
Casting Spells over Cocktails
The Lockhart gives adults a chance to enjoy unique drinks and be wowed by magic at the same time
Vision Realized
Nearly 20 years ago, Suzanne Gardner received the news that would change her life forever. After living with Type 1 diabetes since she was seven years old, Gardner would finally begin to experience its effects on her vision.
The three faces of Scarborough’s transit dilemma: the struggle, neglect and fight
Scarborough transit has failed to improve or change to reflect the hardships its residents have had to encounter from inefficient transit for decades. Now, with multiple transit projects being proposed there is potential for improvement. However, only one of the proposed projects is underway.
From fantasy to reality
The Woodbine Mall, a hub for families with its indoor amusement park in Toronto’s northwest corner, is struggling to survive despite initial success
Shimmy on over for shawarma
Jerusalem Restaurant Leslie provides a Middle Eastern experience with elements that do not match this culture, but they work.
More than bruises and sore knuckles: Women’s boxing in Leslieville
The Toronto Newsgirls Boxing Club invited me down for a free boxing session. Here’s what I found.
A Full-service Job
Vision for equality behind local Moss Park cafe creates safe space for community’s homeless and marginalized.
Diversifying the Women’s Stage
For over 100 years Alumnae Theatre has been giving women opportunities in theatre, but now they are pushing for more.
From Pakistan to Paan
How one business owner brings a taste of home to Thorncliffe Park