Graduate students from Seneca College’s Corporate Communications program came together Wednesday, to host “Lessons on the Go”, a series of how-to speeches. The kicker? They had to give their speeches on the GO train, from Union Station to Rouge Hill Station and then back.
On Wednesday February 19, the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) held a Cafe Scientifique at the Gladstone Hotel called “Rewiring the Brain: New Possibilities for Mental Health?”
Elvis tribute artist Roy LeBlanc tells Nicholas Misketi of Toronto Observer TV News why buying locally from pickOntario growers is a great choice for this year’s garden.
The audience at the 21st annual Agnes Macphail awards got more than they bargained for when Jenni Dwyer took the microphone and gave her speech on Mayor Rob Ford. Perhaps more shocking than the speech itself is that it came from the mind of a 12 year old.
Toronto Comicon opened its doors on March 7th, and brought with it more celebrities, retailers and fans then ever before.
There are new bears this March Break at the Toronto Zoo! Er Shun and Da Mao are the zoo’s new pandas, on loan from China. And for a more Canadian feel, Humphrey, the newly-named four month-old polar bear cub, has been put on display for the public, too.
Dozens of Venezuelans gathered at Toronto’s Yonge Dundas Square in order to ask the Canadian government for a diplomatic intervention in the ongoing crisis in the South America nation.
An event at The Toronto Reference Library called New Music 101 brought together two groups that are finding ways to bridge the gap between classical and experimental music and modern audiences.
Major League Baseball started to use instant replay for questionable calls during the grapefruit league game Monday March 3, between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Minnesota Twins in Florida. Jays manager John Gibbons was the first person to make the request.
York University says they have taken measures to increase security at the school.