Sunday, September 8, 2024

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The magic of muggle quidditch for a 24-year-old

On a cloudy afternoon in June, with light rain falling, a sense of tension fills the field at Esther Shiner Stadium in North York. Astride her "broomstick" and gripping its handle, Savannah Campbell’s gaze is fixed on a tennis ball, called a snitch, in...

Good Jobs project gives newcomers ‘opportunity’ and ‘life lessons’

Biruk Tilahun, a newcomer from Ethiopia, landed a secure job in Canada just four months after joining ILEO Good Jobs, a pilot program designed to connect residents of the Greater Golden Mile with employment. (Submitted photo)
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Whether it’s a snowy, stormy night or the midst of a pandemic, this storytelling group is waiting for you

1001 Friday Nights of Storytelling, one of the longest-lasting storytelling groups in North America, has evolved over its life span, and has entered a new era since the pandemic.

How can the experience of TTC riders be safer?

The Toronto Observer spoke to frequent commuters and experts to find out why some riders may still feel unsafe on the TTC, and what easy steps you can take to protect yourself.

A Toronto-based artist hopes to inspire people to think about the future with his sculpture of Lincoln Alexander

Quentin VerCetty drew inspiration from Star Wars to create his depiction of Alexander, the first Black Canadian member of Parliament.

Ontario Provincial Police superintendent hopes the public shows compassion toward the Toronto police officer who delivered coffee to protesters

Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Assistant Supt. Marcel Beaudin said he hopes that the Toronto police officers who delivered coffee to pro-Palestinian demonstrators can be forgiven.

Being empathetic made me a good reporter, but came at a cost, says journalist who covered crises

A journalist who was diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) after covering several humanitarian crises said that it is difficult to separate what he reports and his own humanity.

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Canada falls to Germany, misses wheelchair basketball bronze

The Canadian men's wheelchair basketball team were unable to secure a medal at the...

Canadian Para canoeist Hennessy wins silver in 200m

Brianna Hennessy has claimed her first Paralympic medal in Paris, earning silver in the...

Canada’s bronze is first-ever medal in sitting volleyball

Canada defeated rival Brazil in straight sets (25-15, 25-18, 25-18) to win its first ever Paralympic medal in sitting volleyball Saturday morning at North Paris Arena.  

Wheelchair racer Smeenk captures Canada’s 5th Para Athletics gold medal

Austin Smeenk (Oakville, Ont.) dominated the men’s (T34) 800m event, racing to victory at...