Used bookstores connect with their communities by hosting events
Secondhand bookstores are hosting book clubs, writers’ workshops and other events to engage their local communities.
Articles by Mackenzie Heidrick
‘Toronto is loud,’ and 2 experts say they are fighting to change that
The Toronto Public Library on Lawrence Avenue E., put on a panel of experts on Dec. 5 to discuss how Toronto’s constant noise can be detrimental to its citizens.
Brick Works art installation gives public outlet to bond over shared sorrow
Space for Grief is an immersive art installation held at Evergreen Brick Works on Bayview Avenue until Nov. 18.
CaféTO program to work better next year, city officials promise
When Mayor Olivia Chow announced future CaféTO program plans, she started with an apology to business owners for this year’s rollout.
The ‘Big Duck’ draws big crowds to the Toronto Waterfront Festival
The Toronto Waterfront Festival held this past weekend brought people from far and wide to see the World’s Largest Rubber Duck. The event held at 7 Queens Quay E. returned to Toronto’s waterfront for the thirteenth time.
A pig-themed café has landed in Leslieville
Leni Poki is a brand new café that just opened in Leslieville.
Dr. Shakhlo Sharipova honoured with Agnes Macphail Award
The Agnes Macphail Award, given to people who better their community every day, was received by Dr. Shakhlo Sharipova this year.
‘Bake and sale’ raises funds for Turkey earthquake relief, honours victims
On Mar. 4, a bake and sale put together by Turkish mothers and community organizations took place at St. John The Baptist Norway Anglican Church. This event was to raise money for Turkey following the devastating earthquakes that occurred on Feb. 6.
East York bakery owners express concern as supply prices soar
Bakeries in East York and the surrounding areas struggle to maintain their buisness as prices soar from inflation.