$1.2 billion in new money for Toronto. New subway -integrated transit projects Increased police patrolling on subways Expanding cellular services on subway lines. New trains to operate on the TTC $600m for shelters and refugee [Read More]
by Sai Sharma Christmas joy is in the air as the Santa Claus Parade is back in Toronto on November 26th. This year marks the 119th Santa Claus Parade. The Parade will begin at [Read More]
by Anisa Ali The start of the holiday shopping season in North America is upon us. that’s right! Black Friday is happening this week on Friday, November 24, 2023. Black Friday It’s time for consumers [Read More]
By: Vijay A. Singh This past Weekend Toronto Police Services broke the record for the largest cocaine and crystal methamphetamine drug bust in Toronto’s history. Toronto Police, Deputy Chief Rob Johnson and Superintendent Steve [Read More]
After 51 years of being open and the home of the Seneca Sting varsity basketball teams, the Newnham Athletic Centre is set to be torn down this January with the construction of the new centre [Read More]
by Laura Mejia Sylvia Jones, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health has announced that working together with nine Ontario universities, the Ontario government has added 121 training positions, including 11 new positions at York University. [Read More]
by Craig Donaldson Second Wind has 323,000 subscribers on YouTube. Gained 11,000 Patreon members and is now earning $80,000 CAD per month in support from fans. And just two weeks ago none of this existed. [Read More]
by Jeff Viray The people of Afghanistan have seen numerous amounts of turmoil in modern times, from its first occupation of the Taliban in the late nineties to the war on terror in the early [Read More]
Image of teens vaping together (Courtesy consumer.healthday.com) Will the Canadian Government start putting more Laws against e-cigarette companies to Stop them from Selling to Young Adults? When vaping was first invented in 2003, its [Read More]
by Ana Luíza Albacete The cultural shock to anyone who moves to another country is big. For Raquel Gonçalves it was no different. Born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Raquel moved with her husband [Read More]
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