Anastasiya Ivanova is a regular shopper at vintage clothing stores. She says reusing clothes contributes to a circular economy. Textile production releases 1.2 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases every year worldwide. According to a recent [Read More]
Right on his rooftop, Max Meighen harvests the crops needed for his restaurant and brewery, Avling. His rooftop garden is over 4,000 square feet. There, he harvests crops like tomatoes, lettuce, and peppers to be [Read More]
It’s all about sustainable style for Samirah Aziz. This up-and-coming fashion student has found a way to combine her two loves. Aziz says she’s not about to buy into fast fashion trends. This 20-year-old wants [Read More]
A throwaway society, that’s how Wai Chu Cheng sees much of our world. Her mission? To repair it, piece by piece, year by year, community by community. In 2009 Wai saw a Repair Café in [Read More]
by Jeff Viray The Ontario Government has wasted about 3.4 million Covid-19 vaccine doses. That is 9% of the vaccines it received from the federal government, according the Provincial Auditor’s annual report. Thirty-eight per cent [Read More]
Kieran Alkerton is the founder of Crisper Kits. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he’s been working at food banks and donating meal prep kits. What shocked him most, has been the amount of plastic used. Each [Read More]
Toronto — On March 21, the province of Ontario took a step forward and announced the lifting of the mask mandate in most indoor settings, including schools. As a result, students can now attend class [Read More]
by: Kaitlin Hartley Ontario’s top doctor strongly recommends the use of masks as the province wades through the sixth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. During his first COVID-19 update in nearly a month, Dr. Kieran [Read More]
The pandemic revealed new challenges for restaurants Delivery apps like Uber Eats and Skip the Dishes helped local restaurants keep their doors open. By Noah Aquino, Clélia Diamani, Kaitlin Hartley, Hana Yeung When Premier Doug [Read More]
The Reopening Ontario Act (ROA) left clear the measurements for Toronto’s public places, permitting only outdoor patios.But at this time of the year where temperatures reach -20 degrees Celcius it is hard to keep the customers interested [Read More]
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