KT contributor, Jacob Hoytema, spent the summer working in Tanzania and we asked him to share a bit about his experience with KT readers. “What am I doing here?” is a question I asked myself a lot in Tanzania. Not out of regret or anger, but wonder. I’d be […]
Dear Editor, Starting in early in 2018, I began noticing our sidewalks had sprouted huge sandwich boards advertising the sale of condos that were part of the 14-floor development at Richmond and Island Park. The boards ran all along Wellington West and Richmond streets. At first I was […]
By Jared Davidson – On October 3, Lansdowne’s Horticulture Building will be filled with the smells of fresh baked bread, deli meats, and fancy garnishes. Hopewell Eating Disorder Support Centre’s Breaking Bread, Breaking Stigma fundraiser will unite many of the city’s most influential and interesting culinary wizards for a […]
By Hollie Grace James – Food trucks are certainly a summertime staple – they’re a unique way to indulge in our favourite foods, they help entrepreneurs to achieve their dreams, and they foster a strong sense of community. The street food scene in Wellington Village is definitely bustling, and […]
Submitted by Choleena DiTullio – The annual West-End Studio Tour (W.E.S.T.) is scaling back for 2018 but visitors can still expect to find some great art by a talented group of local artists. The artists pushed themselves through last year’s studio tour and various personal issues – such […]
By Shaun Markey – Despite its massive size, a gorgeous, wooden front door swings open effortlessly and quietly when Luigi Giammaria welcomes me into his impressive home at 608 Byron Ave. Let’s put the Giammaria house in context. Situated near the corner of Byron and Golden Avenues, the […]
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