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Toronto’s Most Inspiring Women of 2024: Zoë Dodd

By Julia Mastroianni

The advocate | Zoë Dodd When the Ontario government announced that they would be closing multiple supervised consumption sites across Toronto, harm reduction advocate and co-organizer of the Toronto Overdose Prevention Society Zoë Dodd got to work. She took time to train community members how to reverse drug overdoses and spoke out against the policy, … Continued

Toronto’s Most Inspiring Women of 2024: Taylor Lindsay-Noel

By Julia Mastroianni

The accessibility influencer | Taylor Lindsay-Noel Under the username @accessbytay, Taylor Lindsay-Noel is shining a light on something Toronto doesn’t talk about enough — accessibility. As someone who uses a wheelchair, she visits restaurants, bars and events throughout the city, reviewing each place for where they succeed and fail to account for accessibility. Her reviews … Continued

Toronto’s Most Inspiring Women of 2024: Zoë Keary-Matzner

By Julia Mastroianni

The Challenger — Zoë Keary-Matzner In 2019, seven Ontario youth did something remarkable — they decided to take Premier Ford and the government of Ontario to court because of climate change. Their court case argued that the government’s choice to weaken climate targets will lead to widespread illness and death, violating Ontarians’ Charter-protected rights to … Continued

Toronto’s Most Inspiring Women of 2024: Tina Singh

By Julia Mastroianni

The innovator | Tina Singh As an occupational therapist, Tina Singh knew her kids needed to wear a helmet — and when she couldn’t find ones that would fit them, and other Sikh children who keep their hair, she made her own. Her creation, Bold Helmets, is an innovative solution for children from diverse backgrounds, … Continued

Toronto’s Most Inspiring Women of 2024: Ayesha Curry

By Julia Mastroianni

The entrepreneur | Ayesha Curry Ayesha Curry is doing it all as founder of lifestyle brand Sweet July, philanthropist, author, mother and chef. The multi-hyphenate started off as a food blogger, quickly launching a Food Network show and publishing cookbooks. In 2019, Sweet July began as a magazine and has now transformed into a storefront, … Continued