Local

In light of the current conversations taking place around the validity of climate change, this year...

From food to beauty products to clothing, for many millennials, buying local is the way to...

Everyone knows that it’s better to eat local and organic. And, sure, in theory we'd do...

Not every charitable contribution can be measured in dollars and cents. Charities always require assistance beyond a...

Earlier this week, we reminded you that most of your “friends” on Facebook are probably not...

Your first time visiting Toronto (or any new city for that matter), can be intimidating. Travelling...

Christmas is right around the corner, and for many of us there’s still some shopping to be done. Despite our best efforts to juggle a hectic schedule and get everyone the perfect gift, we’re down to the wire with a few left on our list. Here are a few ideas that may help cross that festive finish line and wrap up the holiday shopping

Young professionals (YPs) have never been so into gardening as we are today. The local food revolution along with our Canadian obsession with summer has so many of us attempting to grow our own foods and creating our own backyard or balcony oases. That said, actually trying to grow stuff is damn difficult. Thankfully there is help in the form of modern technology

Toronto foodies, take note: the future is here. This Thursday, the 26th, from 5pm-9pm at The Theatre Centre (1115 Queen St W), Digest Digest will offer you the chance to eat, learn, be wowed, and let loose – and all in that order