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Late Fees at Toronto Public Libraries may be Eliminated Permanently in the Near Future.

November 25, 2021

by: Karen Alassaf TORONTO – Toronto Public Library (TPL) has announced on Wednesday, December 24, 2021, that Late fees for overdue library books may soon be obsolete in Toronto. Overdue fines for adults and teens [Read More]
Toronto Healthcare Worker Is Managing Burnout by Getting in Touch with Her Green Thumb

November 11, 2021

TORONTO — Healthcare worker Edwardine Maris Mondina-Baladad finds comfort in plants to cope with burnout from work. She started becoming a “plant mom” during the COVID-19 pandemic. She said her plants make her happy, adding [Read More]
One Woman’s Quest To Help the Children of Jamestown

May 28, 2021

Julie-Ann Harris Mason is a full-time Learning Technology Specialist, who dedicates her free time to lead a special program. That special program, is Story Hour. “I wanted to be more intentional in getting involved with [Read More]
The Solo Garbage Picker

April 26, 2021

It is often thought that volunteer work can only be done through an organization or group. Community work, in general, is associated with charity or even a mandatory task as the outcome of a trial. [Read More]
Sweet Treats and Delicious Eats- Remarkable Person

April 24, 2021

by Dee Guttman Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Richelle Acdal found herself in a dire situation, deciding to leave her job in customer service due to the rising numbers amidst the second wave of the [Read More]

Photojournalists, Trauma & PTSD – Are Media Houses to Blame for Lack of Support?

December 6, 2021

-Sabah Ahmed, Toronto Photojournalists bring unimaginable events taking place in different parts of the world, right before our eyes. They capture the truth, regardless of how painful it is. Even if they return seemingly unharmed, [Read More]
COVID-19 VACCINE MISINFORMATION

December 6, 2021

By – Alexandra Lakkotrypis Toronto – When the COVID-19 pandemic took over the world, it had us in a constant state of suspense when it came to vaccines, the people needed them [Read More]
How Covid-19 impacted Small Businesses

December 6, 2021

By Sarah Bargman TORONTO- When the Covid-19 pandemic hit, the world went into lockdown, Canada for longer than others had an even stricter lockdown than most countries as well. The lockdown Ontario was [Read More]
Do Journalists Ignore Trauma?

December 6, 2021

09/11 Photographer David Handschuh discusses newsroom culture and his ground-breaking 2003 survey on photojournalists and trauma. Trauma in the workplace is something that is usually overlooked since, in the jobs that it comes with, the [Read More]
Bill C-2 could be the “final stage of recovery” for Canada according to Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland

November 26, 2021

The federal government proposed a new pandemic aid bill in Parliament on Wednesday afternoon. The Hon. Chrystia Freeland introduced Bill C-2, COVID-19 Economic Recovery Act. If passed, the bill will extend financial supports for workers [Read More]

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Late Fees at Toronto Public Libraries may be Eliminated Permanently in the Near Future.

Toronto Healthcare Worker Is Managing Burnout by Getting in Touch with Her Green Thumb

One Woman’s Quest To Help the Children of Jamestown

The Solo Garbage Picker

Sweet Treats and Delicious Eats- Remarkable Person

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Photojournalists, Trauma & PTSD – Are Media Houses to Blame for Lack of Support?

COVID-19 VACCINE MISINFORMATION

How Covid-19 impacted Small Businesses

Do Journalists Ignore Trauma?

Bill C-2 could be the “final stage of recovery” for Canada according to Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland

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