By Tim Alamenciak Finding your feet from Ryerson Online on Vimeo.

by Sarah Ratchford These photos are meant as a small guided tour of the Dundas and Ossington area. Stay tuned to meet some of the people who run the show, from hipster chicks in clothing stores to those who keep us in booze.  

By Ashleigh Gaul Moyo Rainos Mutamba translates stories from his first language, Shona, into English. Almost exclusively, he tells the stories passed down to him by his mother, grandmother, and sister, all of whom were griots, or traditional storytellers. He says he tells stories out of a sense of obligation to pass on the stories [...]

By Calvin To Photos by Calvin To Above: Sonnja “Fearless” Parris and Jennifer “Crocodile” Crawford duke it out during an evening practice match. In this type of sparring, one fighter attacks, the other defends. It’s one of the rare opportunities where a boxer can hit an opponent without the chance of getting hit back. Coach [...]

By Kasia Mychajlowycz A tattoo shop smells a lot like a doctor’s office. That’s because they use the same disinfectant as hospitals, the only one that can kill blood-borne diseases. At least, the good shops use it. Joey Nicholson, 24, tattoos and pierces people for a living, at Way Cool Tattoos in downtown Toronto’s West [...]

The Toronto Power Wheelchair Hockey League is a registered charity that allows those with physical disabilities who use electric wheelchairs to play in a sport that caters to their abilities. While there are a number of different kinds of sports for those who use manual wheelchairs, there are only a few competitive sports for those [...]

By Ruane Remy “The Best things in life are free,” went the Motown classic Money (That’s what I want) as it played to a low impact aerobics class. The fitness group, Albion on the Move, hosted by The Albion Centre in Toronto’s west end, offers free fitness classes, including line dancing.  Participants keep active and build relationships. [...]