OSAP changes leave some students worried about their future
The Ontario government has announced changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program, leaving some post-secondary students uncertain about their future.
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Pantsless subway ride celebrates 17th anniversary
TTC Commuters were joined by large groups of pantless individuals last Sunday for international No Pants Subway Ride day.
Toronto’s Walking Monk
Bhaktimarga Swami, popularly known as The Walking Monk, promotes pilgrimage and has walked across Canada four times and the U.S. once.
Top sensory technologies that are evolving in Toronto
The four sensory technologies that could improve the lives of people with disabilities were recently on display in Toronto.
‘Icons’ art event debuts at Arta Gallery
The Arta Gallery threw an opening reception to welcome visitors and artists’ creations of icons. The artists were everything from painters to sculptors to sketchers. Their creations stemmed from inspirations of historical artifacts to pop…
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.
Movember’s sirens and ‘staches
For the first time, Toronto’s Fire Services, Police Force and Paramedics collaborated and organized the 911 Challenge for the Movember Foundation.
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.