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Black history needs more than a month in Canada

By lindsaylow

The national declaration of February as Black History Month was passed in December 1995. February 2023 marks the 27th year since it was first celebrated nationally. Rosemary Sadlier, an author, consultant, speaker and one of the key people who pushed for the commemoration of Black History Month with The Honourable Jean Augustine, says she hoped … Continued

How this Toronto couple’s marriage survived a motorcycle crash with a 1% survival rate

By Julia Mastroianni

Danielle Kaplan was warned by friends before dating her (now) husband, Stephen Kaplan, that he “definitely wasn’t her type.” He was “too wild and mischievous.” Steve was a Type-A business-minded, adrenaline junkie who loved feeling the “rush” of his thrill-seeking adventures. Danielle is, and has always been cautious and risk-adverse. Still, she was intrigued. After … Continued

How to start stand-up paddleboarding in Toronto

By Ron Johnson

Airports are overcrowded and flights keep getting cancelled, so you may be thinking of cancelling that end-of-summer vacation. But that just gives Toronto residents another opportunity to try something new in their own backyard! And while Canada may be known for winter activities, stand-up paddle boarding—or SUPs as the cool kids call it—has slowly become … Continued