Beyond the obituary: the unseen work of a funeral director
Funeral directors like Philip see life and death every day. Here’s what the work of funeral directors is.
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News
Take a look at the Model Railroad Club of Toronto
Over the Model Railroad Club of Toronto’s 85-year history, countless members have found joy and camaraderie in sharing their passion for model railroading.
A free outdoor light exhibition in Toronto is illuminating environmental and Indigenous connections
This year, Lumière: The Art of Light explores the many ways that light can create connections between people, the environment and aspects of our lives. The Toronto Observer spoke with three artists to learn more about their contributions.
Martial arts instructor hosting fundraiser for Michael Garron Hospital
A local martial arts instructor is hosting a fundraiser for Michael Garron hospital to raise awareness about its new health and wellness centre.
Eid Festival brings Muslim community to East York Mall to celebrate the end of Ramadan
Here’s how the April 8 eclipse will connect humanity with the sun
Thorncliffe Park and East York Meals on Wheels team up for Ramadan
Community organization provides artistic outlet during March break
Golden Mile Hiring Fair connects residents with local job opportunities
Sports
What happens during an East York Baseball Camp offseason clinic
At the start of the session, participants of the camp gather in front of the net that divides the field in half. An instructor tosses a plastic ball towards one of the kids to swing…
Goalies shine in U18 East York Hockey semi-final
The U18 East York Hockey semi-final comes to a close with a pair of 3-0 shutouts, the East York Phantoms winning over the East York Barons and the East York Marlies winning over the East…
REVIEW: Hometown hero wins TNT title vs. ‘former’ friend
Adam Copeland won his second TNT Championship in his hometown against his childhood best friend Christian Cage in an “I QUIT” match on AEW Dynamite.
Arts & Life
A free outdoor light exhibition in Toronto is illuminating environmental and Indigenous connections
This year, Lumière: The Art of Light explores the many ways that light can create connections between people, the environment and aspects of our lives. The Toronto Observer spoke with three artists to learn more about their contributions.
Here’s what Toronto’s cherry blossoms are telling us about climate change
Blossoms in Toronto’s High Park are expected to be in peak bloom as of Monday.
United Way’s art initiative allows Scarborough artists a chance to shine
The Inclusive Local Economic Opportunity initiative (ILEO) created by United Way and BMO Financial Group is connecting artists with the opportunity to have their work featured in the offices of local companies. In the process, the artists are gaining exposure and business skills.
Features
A free outdoor light exhibition in Toronto is illuminating environmental and Indigenous connections
This year, Lumière: The Art of Light explores the many ways that light can create connections between people, the environment and aspects of our lives. The Toronto Observer spoke with three artists to learn more about their contributions.
Opinion
Pakistani Canadian PTI member in Thorncliffe Park voices concerns over Pakistan election results
Kashif Yousaf, in more than ten years living in East York, has never felt unsafe or stopped from speaking out against the government of Canada’s policies and has faith in Canadian democratic norms.
