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Toronto company partners with celebrity chef to raise funds for food banks
A Toronto company teamed up with Vancouver chef, Vikram Vij, to design and launch a new apron. The proceeds will be used to tackle food insecurity in Canada, and also support marginalized women in India.
This Toronto music school was featured on a Taylor Swift album. Now it's hoping to expand
A Toronto music school featured on one of Taylor Swift's albums is now hoping to expand, launching a $19.89 fundraising campaign aptly named after the pop superstar's album 1989.
Baycrest launching online resource tool to support caregivers
The Baycrest Koschitzky Centre is launching a free online resource tool it says will help caregivers facing "significant and escalating challenges," such as isolation, burnout and financial hardship.
York Region charity urging religious groups to offer shelter space to tackle homeless crisis
A York Region charity is urging faith-based groups to use the space they have as shelters, as homelessness in the region continues to grow.
Jon Montgomery launches moustache into outer space for Movember
Canadian Olympian Jon Montgomery partnered with Movember Canada to raise awareness about men's health by sending his moustache on a solo mission into space for the month-long campaign.
Toronto couple fundraising for Boston lab they hope can help their daughter
A Toronto couple is raising money for a research lab in Boston they hope will help find a treatment for an ultra-rare disease their seven-year-old daughter was diagnosed with.
Durham charity opens affordable housing on Pickering farm
A charity in Durham Region is supplying seven people experiencing homelessness with affordable housing at an old farmhouse in north Pickering. The doors opened on Oct. 10.
Photographer highlights climate change in Antarctica in new exhibit
Neil Ever Osborne's Antarctica: Ice & Shadows exhibit in Toronto uses photos taken from his journey to the icy continent. Now, he's hoping visitors will join a growing campaign to protect its waters, species and land.
Orangeville, Ont., rallies as food bank usage jumps 143%
When Heather Hayes began working at the Orangeville Food Bank in 2015, she says it supported around 300 people a month. Now, she says, the food bank is supporting nearly 1,400 people a month. It's not receiving enough donations to keep up.
Sask. beekeepers struggle with honey production
As the end of the honey season approaches, Saskatchewan beekeepers say they're expecting far less production than usual.