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Urban farming in Toronto offers a grassroots solution to rising food costs

As food insecurity reaches crisis in Toronto, urban farms like Jessey Njau’s are offering a local solution. By transforming unused land into vibrant sources of fresh produce, Njau is helping to build a more resilient and accessible food system for in his community.

Loohoo and Friends Market celebrates women’s power with creativity and cuteness

Hosted by Loohoo — a retro-inspired gift shop run by Lindsay Duong — the March 15–16 event marked both Women’s History Month and Duong’s birthday by transforming the space into a vibrant, hyper-feminine hub for local artists, makers and small business owners.
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Doug Ford sails to third consecutive win in Ontario’s snap election

Doug Ford and the Ontario Progressive Conservatives have secured a third consecutive majority government in a rare winter snap election, called just last month amid rising concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats.

Ontarians head to the polls despite the weather

Voters across the province headed to polls to elect the 44th government of Ontario today.

Ontario election 2025: 2 Scarborough Southwest candidates answer our questions

The NDP's Doly Begum and Liberal Qadira Jackson answer our questions with the upcoming provincial election.

Breaking down the cost of Ontario’s general election

In January, Elections Ontario announced that the estimated cost of this week's election is $189 million, up 30 per cent from their previous budget in 2022. 

Scarborough residents want 2025 Toronto budget to reflect average citizens

Scarborough residents do not see themselves represented in this year’s proposed city budget.

TikTok is back in the U.S., yet Toronto content creators remain concerned

Two Toronto TikTokers say they hope to maintain their American audience following TikTok’s short ban on Jan. 19, but are unsure if they’ll be able to.

End-of-year halt to free subway Wi-Fi draws mixed responses from students

The end of this year marks the Toronto Transit Commission's (TTC) plans to discontinue the free subway's public Wi-Fi service.

Nowhere to go: seniors fight for their future in Toronto’s housing market

Toronto seniors are making their voices heard when it comes to senior housing and at-home care.

Streetwear on a budget: Toronto-based clothing line is making waves amid the pandemic

Babador Pourvakil is following in the footsteps of his idols, Kanye West and Jerry Lorenzo, through his start-up clothing brand, Ezra Pharaoh.

Mississauga dog training business booms during pandemic

Two friends took their passion for dogs and started a successful dog training business.

Small business uprising: How a Muslim student became an entrepreneur during the COVID-19 pandemic by starting an online hijab business

An online hijab business that began during the pandemic has thrived due to the ongoing support from social media platforms. Azelefa Co. is designed for women to build confidence and feel empowered, this is achieved through creating comfortable, breathable, and innovative hijabs.

Students use their marketing skills to start their own business

How two business students combined their passion for jewelry and marketing expertise to create their own jewelry line.

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Young Canadians have a different view now of driving, instructor says

For generations, getting a driver’s license was seen as a rite of passage, a symbol of independence and adulthood.