When Bailey’s siblings learned she was sick, they came up with a plan to help. Together, they founded Heroes of Hope, a greeting card business run out of their Toronto home, to raise money for [Read More]
For many joining the school’s volleyball team might be a dream, but for CL Viloria, this was her ultimate dream to join the Seneca Stings women’s volleyball team. Viloria started playing for her elementary school [Read More]
Dilan Torres lost the mobility of his legs four years ago due to a medical condition. Today, he is a university student who survived depression to tell the story. Ludwing Dávila is also a wheelchair [Read More]
By: Yalda Sarwar Canada is ranked second in the world, across 32 countries, for cocaine use – according to The Global Drug Survey 2019, led by Dr. Adam Winstock. Reason being he has found, the [Read More]
Calisthenic workouts can be the most fun, and convenient way of working out because you release endorphins (feel good hormones) while exercising. Weight and self image is something millions of people struggle with, dealing with [Read More]
By: Jonell Pantlitz Tv host, Father, Husband, Actor, Author, Activist, Pastor, Life Coach and King of inspiration. Steve Kerr who goes by Powerful Steve is a man of many titles. Birthed in Jamaica and raised [Read More]
Daniel Masreghi 18/04/2022 This week in The Chronicles of Football we speak about how football players mainly the faces of the sport, should be held accountable for their actions as many of these players nowadays [Read More]
Ukrainians seeking refuge in Canada have been welcomed into the homes of many Canadian families in hopes of starting a new life here. Alexandra Botyuk, a Toronto real estate agent, is among them. Only a [Read More]
19/03/2022 Daniel Hor Masreghi The Chronicles of football podcast is a podcast where we discuss how European football has changed the way we see football here in North America. Especially in recent times where it [Read More]
Maria Mederos, Satbir Singh, Kailee Tones, Ankit Banerjee Ontario’s population is projected to increase between 19.9 and 35.8 percent over the next 24 years and will only make the growing housing shortage even worse. The [Read More]
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