
Boards Without Barriers
Women continue to blaze trails and find community through skateboarding
Women continue to blaze trails and find community through skateboarding
Asma Jedidi, and millions of other immigrants like her, live in constant fear of another WhatsApp outage.
Twenty-year-old female entrepreneur finds self-confidence through building a business
during the pandemic
Zaiba Boutique is a Pakistani clothing boutique selling traditional suits for women and children located in Scarborough, Ontario. The owner Zaiba Butt runs the boutique from the basement of her family home.
How Daniello Tetangco and other local designers are attempting to establish Toronto as a fashion capital.
Kiri Vadivelu’s fight to keep his wife and unborn child from living on the streets
It didn’t take long for people to hear about Chris Jerk Bistro’s unheard-oh fusion.
The actors of the Scarborough Players explain why they keep on acting despite the hard work and lack of pay.
The Comic Room is located on the side of an old plaza across from Scarborough Health Network General Hospital. There are no big billboards or neon lights calling attention to it; blink and you’ll miss the store when driving by. However, the sign that reads “Books ½ price” is inviting enough to attract curious minds.
By Alyssa Bravo Tucked into the corner of Scarborough Town Centre, AtEaze is a definitively small store. However, it makes up for its smaller scale with eye-catching visuals designed to draw in anyone walking by. The mannequins in the front window are dressed in colour-coordinated outfits; they’re accented with matching duffel bags and backpacks and…
From Agincourt to Australia: Why Henry’s Records is known around the world for his advice
A devotion to God revealed Seema David’s devotion to help the hungry
In an area blanketed by car repair shops and dealerships in southern Scarborough, AJS stands out as a new, barely two-years-old family business. Picilaidis got into car sales after a recent career change. He says their passion is giving back to the community.
How two sisters in Scarborough are fostering community, one custom creation at a time.
As Metilelu says, “…It’s also a more social group, you have 20 different young men in the space, and they respect each other’s opinions and they respect each other’s feelings.”
“This is a death trap for pedestrians,” says Cole McInerney about Old Finch Bailey Bridge.
The people that make up Scarborough Players company are more than just a community – they’re family.
Devin Blake is the owner of ‘Class One Record’, a record store in Scarborough that has been open for 20 years.
Birchcliff Bluffs United Church is home to one of the only safe spaces identified for LGBTQ2+ youth in all of Scarborough, Ont.
After his military career in Afghanistan, Marshal Omar now runs a prosperous pizza place keeping the promise he made to his family.
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.
In 1994, Sally Chau emmigrated from Hong Kong to Toronto, and the last 25 years of her life have been about her children, her triumphs and a small flower shop in Scarborough.