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Ottawa Senators release ‘Heated Rivalry’ jerseys for a good cause

The Ottawa Senators are selling Heated Rivalry-inspired jerseys, with the proceeds going to Ottawa Pride Hockey, a queer- and trans-inclusive hockey league. (Jan. 20, 2026)

‘A symphony, not a jingle,’ Why Mark Carney’s speech received a standing ovation

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s 16-minute speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland received a standing ovation, a rare occurrence at the summit. (Jan. 21, 2026)

Feeling sluggish this winter? Experts say your body may be missing these key nutrients

While the “unhappiest day of the year” has been debunked, experts say seasonal fatigue and low mood are common — and often biological. (Jan. 19, 2026)

Thinking about owning a franchise? Why the National Franchise Show is a must-attend event for aspiring entrepreneurs

The National Franchise Show is returning to Toronto this month, offering information and opportunities for entrepreneurs of all levels, from novice to expert. (Jan. 11, 2026)

No booze, all buzz: Inside Toronto’s upcoming mocktail competition

For those rethinking their relationship with alcohol this New Year, Toronto’s Sobar Social Club is hosting its third annual Mocktail Competition, guaranteeing all of the fun without the alcohol or the hangover. (Jan. 3, 2026)

Elevate your holiday hosting with these 8 simple appetizers

Tired of the same-old appetizers for your holiday parties? Now Toronto put together a list of dishes that are sure to take your hosting to the next level.

‘Slipping and sliding,’ Toronto runner beats Finch West LRT despite icy conditions

A runner from Toronto raced against the city’s newest Line 6 LRT, beating it by 18 minutes. He’s amplifying calls for signal priority and better city planning.

To sell or not to sell: Ontario Liberals urge Ford government to sell U.S. liquor sitting in storage

Ontario is the last of 13 provinces to decide what it will do with its U.S. liquor inventory as the provincial Liberals push the Ford government to sell it off and donate the proceeds to charity.

International grant by Amex helps Toronto’s Nicaroma Café level up

Nicaroma Café brings together the Nicaraguan and the Italian cultures of its co-founders, and recently, it received a grant from Amex that will help it grow.

'Troubling but unsurprising: New EQAO data sparks calls for action in Ontario schools'

Parents and education advocates are reacting to this year’s results from the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) as many say it paints a grim picture of Ontario’s education system. (Dec. 5, 2025)

''A long time coming,’ Hundreds of TTC riders attend Finch West LRT grand opening'

The long-awaited Finch West LRT has finally hit the tracks, marking the first new transit line to be unveiled in the city since 2002. (Dec. 7, 2025)

'‘We knew he would be something special,’ Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesavage’s former coaches reflect on his come-up'

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesavage has been turning heads with his standout performance this post-season – and he’s doing it all as a rookie. (Oct. 31, 2025)

'How an artist collective in Toronto’s Little Jamaica neighbourhood is making space for Black creatives'

The Nia Centre for the Arts presented A Black Art Fair, where it showcased over 50 contemporary artworks by 30 Afro-diasporic artists. This year, the event coincided with the city’s Art Toronto week. (Oct. 26, 2025)

'Spotlight: How Samantha Chan Is Betting On Herself'

A profile of Samanth Chan for Ascend Leadership (Nov. 4, 2021)

'Mike Hamilton Shares His Leadership Journey from the Battlefield to the Boardroom'

A profile of Mike Hamilton for Ascend Leadership (Sept. 17, 2020)

'Four UBC Writing Studies faculty honoured'

A feature on four UBC faculty to highlight their achievements (Dec. 19, 2022)

'The Garden Guru’s Touch of Kibbutz'

A profile of a Vancouver-based gardener, Sitva Azmon, completed for a feature writing course at UBC.

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