With busy schedules, we don’t always have the time or remember the importance of getting in touch with our bodies and taking care of ourselves. I spoke with Ayah Norris, a yoga instructor at Good Space in Toronto. We talked about her journey into yoga teaching and connecting with herself […]
Read the transcript The bottom of Loli’s dress shows the intricate details found in Lolita clothing, with sparkling snowflakes and snow-globes with teddy bears and gifts inside (Selina Setrakian) Loli poses for pictures with his back turned, showing of the back of his dress, known by Lolita’s as a jsk […]
In 2012, Rebecca Reinhart broke up with a man she had been casually dating for a year. It was no big deal. Now, eight years later, she’s suing him. Reinhart is a survivor of what’s known as “revenge porn,” when explicit images or videos are published online without everyone’s consent. […]
University students are always looking for ways to make money to cover their long list of expenses. Working at a restaurant is common for students, as it’s a great way of making extra cash through tips. Unfortunately, most women who work in this industry are faced with unwanted sexual advances […]
Sugar dating has come to be a popular line of work among a shockingly high number of university students. According to Seeking Arrangements website, an online dating site for sugar babies and daddies, over 300,000 students in universities across Canada are active on Seeking Arrangements. Sugar dating is most common […]
Canada’s music industry has come a long way in regards to women’s equality. Nowadays, our Billboard Hot 100 is filled with female artists who are finding great success like Alessia Cara, Jessie Reyez, Avril Lavigne, and Ruth B. However, what we don’t often take in to consideration is the industry’s […]
Veronica Antipolo and Georgette Stubbs are the founders of a story telling experience called Housewarming. The first event was held on Sept. 21, followed by the second one on Nov. 8, 2019. At the event women of colour gather to share their personal stories in an open space, as in […]
Chad Wilcox has a decision to make: will he take over his father’s lobster fishing license? Originally purchased for twenty-five cents at the post office, these licenses are now selling for upwards of one million dollars. In the tiny town of Main-a-Dieu, the easternmost in Nova Scotia, Chad lives with […]
Racial diversity in the media has become a huge topic of discussion. In this feature, listeners will learn about BlogTO and Family Channel Host Deepa Prashad and her journey to becoming a successful person of colour in the Canadian broadcast industry. We will also look at how students are affected […]
