Fiction books give people “an opportunity to escape in a healthy way,” therapist says
Reading fiction can help people’s mental health by providing them with a break from daily life, a Toronto therapist says.
Reading fiction can help people’s mental health by providing them with a break from daily life, a Toronto therapist says.
Residents and owners of Pape Village businesses have mixed feelings about the The Metrolinx Pape Ontario line construction between Pape and Sammon Avenue.
The excitement surrounding the latest Sarah J. Maas book drop was so high that some customers visibly expressed their happiness when they came to purchase the new novel, a Beaches bookshop employee says.
Quentin VerCetty drew inspiration from Star Wars to create his depiction of Alexander, the first Black Canadian member of Parliament.
Hasan Minhaj is performing in Toronto this week, and despite his past controversies, local comedians say they have no problem with him.
More than 600 children will soon gather in East York to mark Uke Day, a celebration of ukulele music, singing and community on April 18.
Pop Music was the only record store in Toronto chosen by the British rock band Idles to feature a listening party for their fifth studio album Tangk on Feb. 14.
Story Arts Centre students can request information on ingredients, or the modification of items at the cafeteria food preparation counter, the cafeteria’s operations manager says.
Former Toronto Raptor Pascal Siakam’s legacy will endure at one East York hospital, and a trade won’t stop it from growing, according to a hospital senior manager.
Nestled along the Playter Estates – Danforth East York neighbourhood, a mini version of a painted house sits on a post, where residents and passersby stop to take a look at the free books inside.