Harry Potter casts spell over Ontario Science Centre
The world of witchcraft and wizardry has landed in Toronto.
The world of witchcraft and wizardry has landed in Toronto.
Not too long ago, Meghan Hoople dropped out of Sheridan College in Barrie.
Five days in grade nine gym class. Author Shannon Boodram said that’s how most North Americans receive sex-education in school.
The Toronto Zoo held it’s 21st Annual Easter “Egg”-Stravaganza during the Easter long weekend from April 2 to April 5. The event featured a visit from the Easter bunny along with Easter treats for children participating in the zoo’s passport activity program.
With a measuring tape swung around her neck, Lydia Manget sits across from a rack of clothes ready for a fashion show that sold out two weeks ago.
Manget is the owner of Felicia’s Collection, the boutique providing clothing for the show sponsored by the Canadian Federation of University Women Scarborough.
The proceeds of the show will go to support the Scarborough Women’s Centre and to Centennial College Student Awards. A raffle will also be held, with its proceeds going to the Stephen Lewis Foundation which funds HIV/AIDS related projects in Africa.
Spring was in full bloom at the Scarborough Arts Council’s Bluffs Gallery.
As the medical world debates restrictions on tanning beds, Andrea Hauser, a skin cancer survivor, knows with 100-per cent certainty that they should be banned.
Fashion doesn’t just dress women, it empowers them.
Wayne Clarkson’s perceptions of the landscape of filmmaking changed the day he and the Canadian Film Centre were approached about a film involving three teenagers, a road trip and Kurt Cobain. “We turned it down…
It’s a 10-minute test that holds the promise of saving lives.