Thrifting is gentrified, so clothing shoppers should think sustainability, industry voices say
Clothing affordability in East York is being questioned as price for clothes are on the rise.
Articles by Jessica Lopez
Holiday spirit arrives early at St. Barnabas Christmas Market
St. Barnabas Church brought the Christmas spirit early to the Danforth on Nov. 5.
‘Tonight is a great night for a third term’
What can we expect from Toronto mayor John Tory’s third term after his re-relection in the 2022 municipal elections?
Dropping mask mandates brings mixed reactions from students and faculty
While some students and teachers appear glad to see their peers face to face, others have lingering fears that the pandemic isn’t over.
Value Village price increase draws backlash
What was once a cheaper alternative for buying necessities, mostly secondhand clothing, has slowly been rising in cost.
Vintage bookstore writing new chapter in east end
New local bookstore, The Scribe, on Danforth Avenue captures attention from a younger demographic than expected.
Art Battle Toronto invites art lovers to watch paint fly before their eyes
Art Battle Toronto is a night of colour and competition of artists competing against the clock, creating masterpiece by masterpiece.
All of Us Are Asian: Comedy Show creating diverse opportunities for comedians
Mahjong Mafia founders, Alfred Chow and Shaun Hunter will be hosting and performing at All of Us Are Asian: Comedy Show.
Minimum-wage increase doesn’t make it much easier to live in East York: resident
To afford a house in East York on the recently increased minimum wage, a prospective buyer would need to save for decades.
Dumpling House chooses safety of staff, customers over indoor dining
Dumpling House, a well-known restaurant on Gerrard avenue in Chinatown east, is choosing not to reopen its indoor dine-in space to the public after lifting restrictions. The reason is for the safety of their staff and customers.