“What we want to do is show people that there’s an alternative to just throwing things into the trash, that we can treat all of these items as a resource, give them a new home, and let other people love them and use them.”
Though much of the history of Indigenous peoples is passed down through oral means, researchers have found traces of bones and weapons from 13,500 years ago.
The debut of Costco in the Thorncliffe Park area has sparked residents’ concerns, a candidates meeting was told.
Louis March of the Zero Gun Violence Movement says to fix the gun violence problem the government needs to bring the communities involved into the struggle to save lives.
Global warming is tricking some birds into returning before spring properly comes around. As a result, they have to endure the harsh winter cold and a lack of food sources. However, there are ways we can help
The recent announcement of Ontario’s first four pot shop locations is a step forward in Canada making cannabis legal for recreational use — but you won’t find THC-infused gummies, lollipops, chocolate bars or brownies in government-run dispensaries for at least another year.
A teenage boy has been arrested in connection with five shots being fired near the Martin Grove Road and John Garland Boulevard residential housing area on Feb. 28 at 7:44 a.m.
An actor, DJ and all-around fun-loving guy believed a great way to lighten up the mood of Toronto and the world following the 2016 U.S. election would be to take baths in a variety of homes.
That’s how the founder of #BathtubsofBunz, Ken Ferguson, came to launch his January 2017 project.