This story is about Ayesha (her name is not disclosed due to safety and privacy concerns). She shares her story of battling emotionally abusive relationships while fighting social and cultural norms. Fifi · The [Read More]
I got to sit down with Patty Tamlin and James Mckay. Co-hosts on their show, Stouffville Morning. On Whistle FM Radio. I got to hear their perspectives on how the Journalism industry has been doing [Read More]
Jamie Coutts is 26 years. She has a background in interior design and lives in Vancouver. In this episode Jamie shares the horrific incident that occurred on March 17th. Fifi · Step [Read More]
Yulissa Campos is an Ecuadorian- Canadian emerging theatre artist and founder of Ay, Caramba! Theatre, currently based in Saskatoon. When Yulissa is not acting or producing, she teaches drama and works with the newcomer [Read More]
The past year has given way to unprecedented times. It has been marred with tragedies, devastation and reflection on things considered the norm. Problems that existed before the pandemic have only been intensified further. Canadians [Read More]
Sis to Sis Toronto Sis to Sis Toronto event/Teshyla Bailey Sis to Sis is a Toronto-based grassroots organization that supports young Black women and women of colour on their journey of self-love and self-development. The [Read More]
As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its second year, new quick spreading variations have caused a flood in infections in many countries, and renewed lockdowns. The devastation of the pandemic — a large number of deaths, [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]
73-year-old Bill Godfrey is a retired courier driver, but instead of relaxing at home, he uses his free time to clean up litter in his community. The long time Brampton resident is determined to clean [Read More]
Earlier this month, the GTA experienced several days of extreme cold weather. While city officials and forecasters urged folks to stay warm and indoors, during the COVID-19 lockdown, Toronto’s homeless population was limited with options. [Read More]
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