It has now been more than a month since Quebec first issued a province-wide curfew in hopes of combatting the spread of COVID-19. On January 9, 2021, the province’s Premier François Legault, took to Facebook [Read More]
Nearly 40 Years of Keeping the Beat Alive Kiyoshi Nagata is a famed Taiko drum player. He has played all over the world with his ensemble, Nagata Shachu. For close to 40 years, he has [Read More]
Rebecca Hennessy and Michael Herring have been on a mission to spread joy during this pandemic. Inspired by the arrival of their daughter Nancy, these jazz artists believe that even in the most difficult time, [Read More]
O’shane Howard/O’shane Howard Meet O’shane Howard, a 29-year-old creative specializing in photography. Howard resides in Malton, Ontario, where he has spent most of his life growing up. His kickstart into this career didn’t start with [Read More]
Tymaz Bagbani is a survivor of 3 battles with Leukemia AML and 2 bone marrow transplants. He is now an emerging artist in Toronto who is in pursuit of becoming a successful rapper. He [Read More]
41 years old Marlon Morgridge is a community worker. He started at Frontlines in February 2019. Marlon completed his diploma from George Brown College in Social & community services. In 2014 he completed Music Production [Read More]
A NURSE’S SIDE OF THE STORY By: Tabitha Peters Twenty-seven-year-old David Griffith has been working at Humber River Hospital since July of 2020. “I have a lot of family that work in different areas [Read More]
Guyana — The Land of Many Waters and Problems? Bordering Brazil and Venezuela, Guyana is a small country in South America, with a population that sits under one million. Ironically, while the country is rich [Read More]
John Pittman is a Toronto-based trumpeter and educator who has had to move his classes online. He’s trying to make the best out of the current situation for his students — from setting up online [Read More]
Covid 19 has forever changed the work environment of many employees as well as introducing or intensifying the effects their occupation has on their personal lives. Employees will have to adjust to a new sense [Read More]
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