Will Image-Generating AIs Replace Human Architects?
There is growing concern that these AIs are powerful enough to completely replace the human in the design of structures
Hiking Boots in a Concrete Jungle
By Peyton Lake The last time Shveta Hariharan sat on a yellow school bus was over a decade ago. Early in the morning on a chilly March day she squished in the very back of a yellow bus between her hiking backpack, her four best friends and a group of strangers. With every bump in…
The ‘Second Sex’ of harm reduction
From 2010 to 2020, opioid-related fatalities in women increased 46% faster than in men. While recent years have popularized harm reduction facilities such as safe injection and drug testing sites, marked differences between men and women have been systemically ignored in the assembly of drug-centred health care.
Shaping Ontario’s LGBTQ+ Safe Havens
In the face of a decline in LGBTQ spaces, organizations such as Safer Spaces and others have made it their goal to combat the issue.
The TTC is going off the rails
Inside the fight to get Canada’s biggest public transit system back on track
Greenbelt Under Threat
The Ford Governments’ More Homes Built Faster Act makes Ontarians question how much of the Greenbelt will be actually left green.
Arranged Marriages: The Modern Approach
Navdeep Kaur anticipates her search for an arranged marriage when she visits India in December 2023.
A hidden gem for bookworms in Streetsville, Ont.
The store’s history involves a European pilgrimage, a heritage house and a dedicated community
Somewhere over the rainbow
Queer newcomers find Toronto offers a safe space for them to live authentically.
Volunteers Take Centre-Stage At Theatre Aurora
Small-town community theatre faced with post-pandemic challenges and aging volunteers hopes to recruit more youth.