University of Toronto Magazine • 10th May 2022

What Are Kids Learning about Climate Change?

Fikile Nxumalo, an assistant professor at OISE, thinks elementary school children may be missing an important piece of the climate change picture.

Toronto Life • 6th May 2022

This Etobicoke home with European design just hit the market for $4.7 million.

In 2019, the current seller purchased a small bungalow on the lot, tore it down and built this place.

Canadian Business – How to Do Business Better • 2nd May 2022

How to Hire During a Labour Shortage

In July 2021, Ross Video, an Ottawa-based company, began expanding its factory space in Iroquois, a town of 1,200 people.

Toronto Life • 29th April 2022

This woodsy retreat in the Beaches just hit the market for $5 million

In 2001, the current owners purchased this home as a one-bed, one-bath cottage. It’s since been expanded to over 5,000 square feet.

Toronto Life • 29th April 2022

She wanted her brother to live nearby. So she put a $130,000 unit in the backyard

Who: Kasey Watson, 68, retired corporate event planner; and her brother Terry Watson, 66, retired aluminum fabricator

Toronto Life • 25th April 2022

This Summerhill home was built back in 1906. It just hit the market for $3.4 million

This three-bed, three-bath detached was built in 1906. The same owner has lived here for an impressive 44 years, since 1978.

Toronto Life • 22nd April 2022

Real Weddings: Inside a lush and ethereal ceremony at a west-end loft

Andrew Ngomba, a data analyst, matched with Natalina Strano, an associate investment advisor, on Bumble in 2017.

The Globe and Mail • 22nd April 2022

After going back to school, this public relations student seeks her first full-time role in the field

Prior to the pandemic, Samantha, 28, worked as an operations and social media manager at a children’s arts centre.

University of Toronto Magazine • 21st April 2022

Writing in a Tumultuous Time

Born in Congo-Kinshasa, Téa Mutonji immigrated with her family to Canada when she was nine, eventually settling in Scarborough’s Kingston-Galloway neighbourhood.

Toronto Life • 13th April 2022

In 2020, this Roncy semi was purchased for $1.2 million. It just hit the market for $2.5 million

A newly renovated four-bed, five-bath semi-detached home in Roncesvalles.

BBC Worklife • 12th April 2022

The unspoken weight-discrimination problem at work

After a year working at a Canadian fashion company, Courtney noticed she was being excluded from meetings with vendors.

Toronto Life • 8th April 2022

House of the Week: $6.5 million for a church-converted townhouse in Rosedale with an elevator

A three-bed, five-bath townhouse in an old church, located on a quiet street just a few minutes from Rosedale station.

Toronto Life • 28th March 2022

This couple wanted to upsize. But first, they needed to get creative and sell their condo

Who: Keith Vivekananda, 35, sales executive at an international tech company; Ruth-Anne Yiu, 29, administrative assistant for a non-profit.

Toronto Life • 24th March 2022

Real Weddings: Inside a multi-day bash on a private island in Muskoka

Adil Dhalla, a community organizer at Reset, met Shilbee Kim, a coach, at a job interview in 2013. They started dating two years later.

23rd March 2022

5 Ways to Mix Business and Pleasure While on Vacation

As some of us are continuing to work from home, a new type of travel has emerged: the “workcation.” Here are five tips on how you can keep up with work and still enjoy your vacation.

The Globe and Mail • 23rd March 2022

Can this marketing and communications director’s resume help her make a move before her maternity leave ends?

Iris, 34, was recruited for a role as the director of marketing and communications at a real estate finance startup in 2020.

Toronto Life • 18th March 2022

This guy moved to Toronto during the pandemic. What did he find with a budget of $1,500 a month?

Who: Ryan Pietrow, 25, a software development and IT operations engineer

Toronto Life • 18th March 2022

“My phone is ringing non-stop”: How a Ukrainian-Canadian helped raise $3 million to support troops in his home country

Ihor Kozak emigrated from Ukraine to Oshawa in 1992 and has been deeply involved in the Ukrainian-Canadian community ever since.

The Globe and Mail • 14th March 2022

How to ask for a raise in today’s employee-driven job market

Asking for a raise can be nerve-wracking at the best of times. The fear, stress and anxiety of proving to the boss that you deserve more money may be heightened amid the pandemic.

thestar.com • 13th March 2022

Toronto Art Restoration Inc. works to preserve Canada’s cultural heritage

Alicia Coutts can often be seen wielding a paintbrush. But instead of creating art of her own, as a conservator she’s ensuring that the work of others stands the test of time.