Pop Music shop’s Valentine’s Day listening party welcomes couples and singles
Pop Music was the only record store in Toronto chosen by the British rock band Idles to feature a listening party for their fifth studio album Tangk on Feb. 14.
As demand for mental health services soars in Ontario, hypnotherapy emerges as a viable alternative to traditional therapy. In the last few years, Ontario residents have been confronted with a tough situation. Lengthy wait times…
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.
Ever since Alejandra Vera, founder of Madre Selva was little, she had a connection with nature as a result from her mother’s and grandmother’s teachings. Just as strong as her connection to them, she saw…
A dental clinic in Liberty Village is offering free dental services to the local community. Edition Dental clinic is located on Ordnance Street, and opened up nearly a month ago. “We are a brand-new office,…
New entrepreneurs are here for profit, to be part of a cause, or to have fun. Their challenges don’t change.
With Christmas music, dance and candies, the east end welcomes back the Beaches Santa Claus parade after a three-years absence.
Emmy Raine Curtis began posting on TikTok to document her experience as a young woman navigating an overtly male-dominated sports industry. Nearly two years and 29,000 followers later, the content-creator received an invite from the…
The city has opened applications for a new Housing Rights Advisory Committee to give advice to the city council about Toronto’s current housing crisis.