Food Emporium reopens amid mixed reactions from students, experts
The Food Emporium at Humber College North Campus is back in business after two years of pandemic closure.
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Category: Life
Downtown Toronto’s Love Park opens its heart to public
Toronto waterfront’s Love Park unveiled a captivating Valentine-themed green space, leaving visitors charmed by the romantic oasis.
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Bird enthusiasts enjoy fun walks, exploration with Toronto feminist club
A group of bird enthusiasts happily explored the Brick Works, renowned for about 150 bird species that live there.
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Toronto Police Service ignites hope, inclusion in Special Olympics Torch Run
The Toronto Police Department hosted an inspirational walk for inclusion in support of people with intellectual disabilities.
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‘I am here to show my support’: Princess Margaret holds annual Journey to Conquer Cancer
Starlight Investments’ Journey to Conquer Cancer gathered thousands of participants for a walk or run race to raise funds for cancer research in memory of the 10th anniversary and Princess Margaret’s legacy.
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Arts Etobicoke celebrates 50 years
Arts Etobicoke celebrates 50th Anniversary. The event featured art, music, food, and festivities, fostering creativity and engaging the local community in the transformative power of the arts.
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Flag raised as part of Toronto celebrations of National Indigenous People’s Day
June is a moment to honour the tenacity of Indigenous peoples, as well as their rich cultural diversity and variety of languages.
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“It’s so important to my roots:” Brampton musician hosts Italian Heritage celebration
Brampton jazz musician Carmen Spada performed at an Italian Heritage Month event at Brampton City Hall
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Volunteers plant trees in Richmond Hill to mark Canadian Rivers Day
Canadian Rivers Day is a special day to promote the health and history of rivers across Canada.
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Halo-Halo festival in Brampton honours Filipino Independence Day
Colourful festivities abound as Brampton commemorates Filipino Independence Day with the vibrant “Halo-Halo” festival at City Hall.
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Gibson House Museum hosts International Knit in Public Day event
Knitters and crocheters in North York gather at Gibson House Museum to knit and crotchet together
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Mississauga cultural festival marks first year without founder Hazel McCallion
Former Carissauga chair says this year’s festival will celebrate “the achievements of our legend” – Former mayor Hazel McCallion
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