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The second annual International Film Festival of Ottawa resumes in-person screenings at three downtown venues
From March 9 to 20, cinephiles can finally change out of their sweatpants and attend in-person screenings of the features and shorts included in this... -
41 River in Toronto’s Regent Park neighbourhood offers tenants an incomparable urban lifestyle
For many Torontonians, renting an apartment instead of purchasing is more than a financial decision. It gives them greater flexibility with where they live, access... -
Myseum of Toronto’s new virtual program “1851: Spirit & Voice” inspires dialogue about anti-Black racism through a fun theatrical experience
February is Black History Month, a four-week-long commemoration that provides copious opportunities to celebrate the achievements and legacies of Black Canadians. While there are several... -
Traditional dishes that you should serve at your Lunar New Year celebration
The celebration of Lunar New Year will once again commence this February, marking the start of a New Year on the traditional lunisolar calendar. For... -
Eight things to look for when buying a photocopier
The photocopier is the heart of the office – it’s where coworkers meet to catch up while producing the documents that they’ll need for the... -
Future Humber grad encourages others to enroll in its criminal justice programs with an open mind
Current student at Humber College Sophia Pacini always knew she wanted to work in a field where she would be helping others. This desire to... -
Humber College’s Policing and Criminal Justice programs focus on reconciliation and lived experiences
At Humber College in Toronto, transformation is at the centre of its Policing and Criminal Justice programs. This renewed focus is a result of the... -
Kia’s 2022 Sorento PHEV is the perfect commuting vehicle as people return to the office
After almost two years, many Canadians are finally returning to the office, leaving makeshift home office set-ups in the dust. For those who are beyond... -
Chocollata is making a big impact in Toronto with traditional Brazilian brigadeiro
In the beginning, creating bite-sized brigadeiros was a way for Igor and Talitha Ramade to connect with their heritage and share their culture with others.... -
Green is the new black — the future of electric vehicles
Electric vehicles are the optimal solution for folks looking to reduce their carbon footprint without having to rely solely on a bicycle or public transit.... -
Torontonians are invited to create a festive holiday photo with their pets at the Coors Light pop-up studio
The holidays aren’t just about spending time with your friends and loved ones – your pet most definitely wants to be included too. Your fur... -
How technology makes purchasing a home easier for first-time buyers
Between organizing contracts and paperwork from service providers, getting pre-approved for a mortgage and bidding on homes, acquiring your first property can be a challenge. ... -
Two flagship beers from Indie Alehouse are perfect for hopheads and adventurous foodies
Beer enthusiasts have spoken – two signature brews from of Indie Alehouse have won the impressive titles of Best Toronto Beer (IPA) and Best Toronto... -
Relevé proves that women’s activewear can be functional and incredibly fashionable
The classic “jeans and a cute top” look will never go out of style but in terms of comfort, it pales in comparison to stretchy... -
Humber College student sets sights on helping kids navigate mental health issues and trauma
Growing up, Clara Moroch always saw herself going into a career where she could work closely with children and youth. After graduating from high school,...
