Toronto cyclists may soon have a part of Bloor Street to call their own. Read more

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He’s going up against one of the longest sitting members of Toronto City Council. But Nick Di Nizio is not afraid. ‘‘It̵7;s going to be a slug out right until the end. And it might get dirty and it might get bad, but we are ready for that. We are... Read more

Toronto wants to save more trees by tightening up some of the city bylaws. Read more

Mayor Rob Ford's key item took a bulk of the time on Wednesday-- the first day of November's city council meeting. Read more

Shopping at thrift stores is meant to be an accessible alternative for those who might not be able to afford regular retail prices, but at some big thrift store chains, customers are wondering if maybe they̵7;re no longer getting a bargain. Savers — known in Canada as Value Village —... Read more

The Visual and Digital Arts program is preparing for its graduation art exhibition to showcase students̵7; selected work. The show opens Friday, April 5 at Humber̵7;s L Space Gallery at the Lakeshore Campus. The exhibition is called Ouroboros. “The symbol of Ouroboros means the destruction of art, but the recreation... Read more

Toronto artists say events like the Toronto Art Crawl allow them to build important relationships with their customers. “It̵7;s a fantastic way, whether you̵7;re new as a business owner or have been established. To get your name out there in the community, and get your brand known,” Marissa says. Marissa... Read more

Fashion Art Toronto (FAT) wrapped up its fall/winter four-day fashion week, showcasing collections from 40 Canadian designers last Sunday, Nov. 19. Designers from previous fashion weeks returned this season, but FAT also welcomed new designers. Among these fresh faces was Sanya Rambally Conklin, founder and designer of Sandy Bottom Swimwear.... Read more