The four sensory technologies that could improve the lives of people with disabilities were recently on display in Toronto.
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Proud transgender speaker looks back on memorable day
November is not just a month, it’s a meaningful month for transgender folks.
How to avoid overindulging on sugar this season
Christmas is less than three weeks away, and many stores across Toronto have already stocked their shelves with tempting, sugary goods.
Ashura is Remembrance Day for Toronto’s Shia Muslims
In 1991, Abbas Hussain Zaidi began organizing one of the largest religious processions in Canada. He faced some early challenges, including late responses from religious centres, but he had big plans for the event.
Toronto campaign tries to put the brakes on distracted driving
Toronto launched a new campaign this November to keep drivers and cyclists focused on the roads.
Ford government urged to help sexual violence survivors in Ontario
Bill 148 states victims of domestic or sexual violence can receive job-protected leave. By law, a person is entitled to 10 days or 15 weeks in a calendar year time off when an employee or an employee’s children have experienced domestic or sexual violence. The first five days in a calendar year are paid and […]
Is it a craft, talent or skill?
I hated my summer job. I worked as a sales representative in Scarborough, Ont., in a retail store Cavallino’s receiving minimum wage.
Halton is Taking Back the Night
Women, children and trans-identified individuals in Oakville raised awareness of the right to walk safely alone at night without fear of harassment or violence.
TIFF 2018 took a big leap towards gender equality
The number of women directors at TIFF has been increasing each year
East-end boxing club fights to bring togetherness
The Toronto Newsgirl Boxing Club aims to spread positivity and togetherness in Toronto’s east end, says boxing coach and owner Savoy Howe.