“I have broken the editorial ice.” This famous quote was spoken by the first Canadian African American female editor, Mary Ann Shadd Cary, in 1853 when she started…
Once a distant dream on the horizon, Electric Vehicles (EV) are becoming a realistic purchase for buyers due to increased incentives by the province of Ontario. Ontario is…
The Women’s Post office is a hub of activity, but unlike most media companies our work revolves around the stories we write and the charity work that our…
Could you imagine all of the buildings in Canada producing as much energy as they create? It might yet be possible with the net zero building strategy gaining…
When it comes to transit in Toronto the Scarborough subway line has been the most contentious issue over the past decade. Ridership numbers barely supported the need for…
“And remember. You are not making footwear. You are not making boots. You are making two and a half feet of irresistible, tubular sex!” Shoes. I love them.…
Over the past few years subtle changes in the management structure at the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) have amounted to more women and visible minorities placed in key…
The plan for SmartTrack tackles the need for a fast track solution to congestion in Toronto. The goal is to provide a quick solution for the hundreds of…
Some may call it the most wonderful time of year. Who wouldn’t? Dressing up in costumes so theatrical that no one recognizes you seems like an excellent excuse…
Gingger Shankar is a singer, violist, and composer. She comes from a musical family and has toured the globe for a long time. With a couple of film…
