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11 Top Dentists Shaping Toronto’s Best Smiles

By Erin Neilly

Your smile is a personal signature, and entrusting its care requires the highest level of expertise. We’ve gathered insights from eleven of Toronto’s top dental professionals, spanning the full range of modern dentistry from pediatric milestones and orthodontic alignment to complex cosmetic reconstruction. Whether you are searching for your child’s first provider or considering a … Continued

Creating a new way for Canadians to live together through Home Sharing

By Erin Neilly

SpacesShared.ca, a Toronto based company, might have the perfect solution to some of the challenges we’ve recently been hearing about. The challenges: Housing shortages, inflation, an aging population and social isolation. The solution: Home sharing through SpacesShared.ca Rylan Kinnon, a student advocate, public servant, technology exec and consultant and Jackie Tanner, a social worker specializing … Continued

Canadians prefer gifts with meaning and impact this season

By Erin Neilly

Almost half (45%) of Canadians say that given the hardships many people are facing, they would rather give and receive gifts that have meaning instead of something material, according to a recent survey by Plan International Canada. Enter Gifts of Hope, a unique charitable-giving program, where thoughtful, life-changing gifts support people around the world, especially … Continued

Laughing it up with Toronto comic Lilly Singh

By Erin Neilly

Lilly Singh is back in the spotlight this month with a new CTV show, Battle of the Generations, that pits millennials against gen-Xers in a family quiz battle for the ages.We checked in with this very funny Torontonian to ask her all about it and more. What’s this show all about? It is a pop … Continued

No transit agency is designed to solve homelessness

By Erin Neilly

In response to ongoing safety and security concerns on the TTC, the TTC Board recently approved the “move along” strategy, over the objections from some community-led organizations that the strategy was insensitive to those who are homeless or underhoused. How did we get to a point where the transit system became a shelter system? During … Continued

Stop kicking Toronto elders to the curb

By Erin Neilly

The closing of many long-term care homes in Toronto did not become an issue in the mayoralty election, but it is a matter of considerable significance. Of 34 long-term care homes in Toronto, 12 have leases that expire a year from now, in June 2025, and residents will be forced to find a new place … Continued

Where to get the best croque monsieur in Toronto

By Erin Neilly

French chef Didier Leroy searches the city’s finest bakeries in his quest for the perfect croque monsieur, a delicious Parisian breakfast staple that’s made with ham, Gruyere cheese and buttery béchamel sauce. Winner (tied) Thobors “Everything was nicely balanced and it tasted very good. They did an excellent job on toasting the bread.” thobors.ca, $8.50 … Continued