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Google gives Scarborough a bad rap
Scarborough is not only home to some of the best parks and restaurants in Toronto, but a beautiful mosaic of people from different backgrounds and... -
Reel Asian’s Unsung Voices program introduces young Asian-Canadians to filmmaking
The Toronto Reel Asian Film festival kicks off this week, celebrating its 20th anniversary. Since the event’s inception, Reel Asian has developed a mentorship program introducing... -
Video: Inside Torontos Poop Cafe
Since opening about a month ago, Torontos new Poop Cafe has been met with overwhelming response.With lineups out the door, Torontonians have been waiting as... -
Tips and tricks for first-time dabbers
To many teens and millennials, dabbing may be known as a popular dance move. But for those involved in the marijuana industry, dabbing is becoming... -
Babes Brigade aims to bring more exposure to Toronto’s female skateboarders
A group of female skateboarders are taking over Toronto’s skate parks in hopes to make the sport more inclusive for women. Babes Brigade was formed... -
Fashion Art Toronto explores fashion’s role in constructing identity
FASHION ART TORONTO at Daniels Spectrum (585 Dundas E). April 12-16, 2016. See listing. fashionarttoronto.ca. When it comes to expressing oneself, fashion plays a huge role in... -
Fashion Santa: the mall Santa for adults
Not even five minutes has passed after arriving at Torontos Yorkdale Shopping Centre and already, Paul Mason is approached by shoppers who want photographs.Its hard... -
Toronto students offer a hand with the help of 3D printing
Toronto students are offering a helping hand to disabled kids around the world through 3D printing. Over the weekend, students from Jackman Avenue Junior Public... -
A sneak peek of Torontos Star Wars pop-up shop and exhibition
Toronto Jedis can quench their Star Wars thirst with a new pop-up shop and exhibit ahead of the December 18 release of Star Wars: The... -
Torontos first cat cafe opens its doors
Those looking for a furry friend to cuddle and play with can now head over to TOT the Cat Cafe, which celebrates its grand opening... -
Adorable Toronto kids divided on the whole Santa thing
Toronto’s 111th annual Santa Claus Parade kicks off November 15, officially marking the holiday season (although Starbucks and Shoppers Drug Mart beat them to it).... -
Want to learn how to dance like Beyonce?
Torontonians at all levels can now get in touch with their inner diva at Beyography, a dance class inspired by Beyonces moves. Beyography is the...
