There’s a collective agreement that cell phones are becoming a bit of a culprit in daily life, from the inability to live in the moment like we used to to the negative impact they have on relationships. Last week, we told you how Toronto was considering a ban on texting and walking.
Many Canadians began today with tears in their eyes. That’s because the first thing they watched was a goose bump-inducing video. It is of a large group of Ontario elementary school students singing the song that defined the summer of 1996: The Tragically Hip’s “Ahead by a Century.” Like many
If there is one thing Toronto millennials love more than anything, it’s a good food trend. From sushi burritos to over-the-top ice cream cones, if it’s something weird and instagrammable, we will get our hands on it. Even if it means waiting in a long-ass line. Unsurprisingly, our neighbours South
Hospitals aren’t exactly known for their gourmet dining. In fact, calling their offerings “food” is probably giving it more credit than it’s worth. While this reality is often brushed off as a joke, it’s pretty unacceptable when you think about it. Considering that these institutions have a big role to
When I was in university, I remember receiving my syllabuses from my professors and within seconds, my anxiety would spike from 0-100. Once things settled down, lectures began and months progressed, I, of course, forgot about that little to-do paper – until exam time. As a millennial growing up during
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