Illiyan KhamisMay 13, 2021 With any big city and car enthusiasts, you are going to have car meets, and Toronto is no exception. We have an extremely big tuner scene, and a lockdown is not going to stop anyone from doing the things they love. Let’s talk about one of the different kinds of car … More The Car Scene In Toronto
Zoe ZusmanMay 13, 2021 Spring has more than sprung, and summer is right around the corner. So, it’s time to ditch the heavy overcoats and brighten up your outfits! Now that we’ll be leaving home more often, why not put some spice into your style with these new trends? Let’s break down some items and … More Summer 2021 Fashion Trends
Yuliia HrytskivMay 18, 2021 Beauty standards are so powerful that they can affect the course of an individual’s life. How popular one is, how many romantic relationships one has in a lifetime, or simply how happy one is with oneself are all things that can be affected by beauty standards. I do not know to … More The Eye of the Beholder: A Look At Beauty Standards
Katerina Virginillo As a Canadian-born and raised citizen, I have been fortunate to learn the language my ancestors spoke. My grandmother taught me to speak and understand Greek when I was younger. Although I may not be a fluent Greek speaker, it is a crucial part of my identity. My grandmother was adamant that I … More Canada Losing Its Ancestral Languages
Sydney Schacter How would you feel if your country was still operating under colonial- style rule? Myanmar’s human rights violations date back to colonial structures. In 1948, the nation-state Myanmar, formally known as Burma, was established after being a British colony since 1824. Although Myanmar is living in a post colonial state, some things are … More The Legacy of Colonialism in Myanmar
By: Jahaan Thawer Menstruation is a necessary biological process that more than 800 million people undergo daily. 500 million of these people do not have access to the products and facilities essential for sanitation and safety. Many menstruating females are prohibited from cooking food, visiting religious spaces, spending the night at home, or going to … More Stop The Stigma Of Menstruating Women. PERIOD.
Alice Irwin When the COVID-19 virus first took control of Canada, it ravaged our economy; its appearance has inaugurated the second highest unemployment rate in Canadian history. It has been around a year since then, and Toronto’s economy is nowhere near a full recovery. A survey in September revealed that the city has the highest … More Community Fridges Toronto
Yuliia HrytskivFebruary 6, 2021 In honour of Black History Month, I want to highlight some of the amazing female Canadian writers. Jillian Christmas Jillian Christmas, raised in Markham, Ontario, is a Canadian poet as well as an activist in the Canadian arts community. She started writing during her teen years, but began her stage career … More Black Women In Canadian Literature
Zoe ZusmanJanuary 15, 2021 As the new year begins, many are looking for what’s next in the fashion world. Though many might not think about it, COVID-19 has actually impacted the fashion community in many ways. Plenty of brands couldn’t have their annual seasonal fashions shows to reveal their newest collections, and multiple fashion weeks … More Fashion Trends Of 2021
Yuliia Hrytskiv October 25, 2020 When looking for some new clothes for a retro day at school, I found this New York brand that claimed to be authentic and have good quality clothing, from which I ordered a pair of jeans. I even paid five dollars more for faster shipping. When I tracked my package, however, … More Online Shopping and the Digital Wasteland
