Culture

The University of Guelph-Humber dance company hosted a showcase and plans future opportunities for dance enthusiasts.

Toronto Dog Moms brought the community together with their lively Dog Market and Pawgeant.

Wear Red Day raises awareness about the rising risk of heart disease in women, the need for greater recognition, research and proactive care to prevent and manage heart conditions.

The Roll Players bring Dungeons and Dragons to life by giving it a twist of comedy and live improvisation.

The Toronto Tea Festival hosted its 11th annual event that brings tea lovers, vendors and experts together at the Toronto Reference Library on Feb 2. 2025.

National Make a Friend Day is an opportunity for someone to meet new people and allow them an excuse to get outside of their comfort zones.

Black History Month is celebrated in February, but there is a need to see more awareness year-round.

Katie Oppen touches on personal and professional challenges faced by women in science, with a focus on her own struggles and the importance of allyship, mentorship, and addressing gender biases in academia.

The day of love is mainly seen a holiday for couples but there is also a chance that it can extend past that.

Humber Alumni make their debut on Canada's Walk of Fame and Cineplex theatres.