Toronto churches attracting members with social activities
Many of Toronto’s are now offering more social activities such as concerts, parties and even yoga to attract more members.
Many of Toronto’s are now offering more social activities such as concerts, parties and even yoga to attract more members.
Each St. Patrick’s Day, Torontonians flock the streets in search of green beer and these crowds are as multicultural as the city. Danforth Avenue is the place to go for many of them.
The Arts and Crafts Sale returned for its ninth annual celebration, hosted by the Toronto East Rotary Club.
For the 49-year-old owner of Atomic Age Comics, his story started when he noticed his father being drawn to the Danforth.
The Toronto Contra Dance features Scots-Irish and French-Canadian live music. The latest event was held at St. Barnabas on Danforth Anglican Church.
Seven weeks after the tragic mass shooting at Toronto’s Greektown, a clash of “love versus hate” took place Sunday on the site of the horrific event.
The Toronto Community Housing Corporation is planning door-to-door safety visits after a second fatal fire in Greenwood Towers since December.
The Greek Independence Day parade on Danforth inspired Myseum of Toronto to organize a free historic walk through Greektown.
A new all French high school in the east end of Toronto is closer to becoming a reality, but that doesn’t mean everyone is content.
Some of the students are practising standing on their skateboards without falling. Others are doing ollies — jumping with the board under their feet — and getting serious on the indoor ramp.
It’s another Saturday morning class with Yash Presswalla, who offers skateboarding classes to young people aged six to 16.