Art Exhibition Inspires Resilience and Connection in Toronto
Curated by the Women’s Art Association of Canada (WAAC), the Keeping Dreams exhibition aimed to foster dialogue, empathy, and connection among viewers.
Curated by the Women’s Art Association of Canada (WAAC), the Keeping Dreams exhibition aimed to foster dialogue, empathy, and connection among viewers.
Over the Model Railroad Club of Toronto’s 85-year history, countless members have found joy and camaraderie in sharing their passion for model railroading.
With recent concerns over dog attacks in Toronto front of mind, park renovations and off-leash area expansions present a fresh opportunity for dog owners to find places to exercise and play with their dogs. As spring approaches, dog owners must consider how to safely use these spaces to keep their dogs and other park users safe.
This year, Lumière: The Art of Light explores the many ways that light can create connections between people, the environment and aspects of our lives. The Toronto Observer spoke with three artists to learn more about their contributions.
A local martial arts instructor is hosting a fundraiser for Michael Garron hospital to raise awareness about its new health and wellness centre.
The TTC board voted unanimously to call on Toronto’s auditor general to investigate the circumstances of the Scarborough Rapid Transit (SRT) derailment.
A day in the life of James Thompson, the owner and barista of Oliver Coffee Bar, is filled with conversations with the locals.
The United Steelworkers (USW) union recently announced that this is the first step in acquiring other Toronto locations. However, some have raised concerns it may affect the store’s ability to remain open.
Muslims gathered to start the celebration of Eid on Gerrard Street East after the moon was sighted in Canada