Two former producers from the CBC are busy collecting furniture to help “their” family of Syrian refugees move to an apartment in Crescent Town in Toronto’s East end on June 1, 2017.
Jim Handman and his wife Renee Pellerin are a part of a Toronto sponsorship group called Kensington Assistance for Refugees.
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East end golfers apprehensive about Dentonia Park’s fate
Dentonia Park Golf Club is still hustling and bustling, despite what you may have heard
Former Crescent Town residents revisit for charitable event
A non-profit organization raised over $500 this past Sunday thanks to donors who in return, got to participate in a dodgeball tournament.
Candidates should connect with immigrant communities to increase voter turnout, experts say
Days away from Toronto’s municipal elections, Crescent Town resident Assan Chowdhury recounts what elections were like at his hometown in Bangladesh. “In South Asian elections, it is mostly like a celebration,” he says.