Vegetarian festival attracts thousands in Toronto
The Veg Food Fest is the largest vegetarian festival in North America. It took place at the Harbourfront Centre in Toronto from September 8 to 10, 2017.
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East York fine arts students shine at ‘Mercurial’
“Due to my disability, I find freedom in the water. So generally because most of the time I’m in a wheelchair I find it easier to be out in the water because I have the freedom and mobility I don’t necessarily have on land,” Victoria Grzincic said. Her featured piece depicts a mermaid.
Daffodil Month over, but fight against cancer goes on
“Sixty years ago, it was Lady Eaton whose family owned Eaton’s department store. She started to do some fundraising lunches or fundraising teas and she used daffodils to decorate them. It basically became the symbol for the month and then the symbol on our logo for the Canadian Cancer Society,” Patricia McLaughlin said.
Police raid East York marijuana dispensary, arrest five people
Toronto police arrested five people after searching an East York marijuana dispensary on Tuesday.
Canadian Forces reservist faces child porn charges
A Canadian Armed Forces reservist faces charges related to child pornography after Toronto police executed two search warrants on March 10.
How far will you go to look beautiful?
As the years go by the more people get obsessed with looking young and beautiful. Some are willing to using weird ingredients, participate in beauty trends that can be harmful such as tattooed makeup, while some put too much glitter on places people wouldn’t usually— or even get facials there (but that can be for cleansing purposes too, so we’ll let it slide). Now you can look just as good looking as those sexy fictional vampires by getting a vampire facial (even though that’s not really what it does). You can relax while somebody smears bird poo on your face, it’s not gross if it’s for beauty, right? They are some people that try to rejuvenate the skin by putting on a placenta mask. Better yet, just freeze yourself in the name of beauty.