The brand has raised over $85,000 and has put those funds towards purchasing 100,000 units of supplies, including 20,000 N95 masks, 30,000 surgical masks and 50,000 gloves.

It’s Day 12 of self-isolation and there’s a shift within me—I’m seeing life differently. Without the hustle of my usual daily grind, I’m observing life around me with a newfound perspective.

“We know that now more than ever, we need to find new ways to connect and help our local food system stay strong.”

This initiative is the largest artist-relief fundraiser to ever be launched in Toronto—and it’s just the beginning.

Toronto’s modern meditation studio, invites you to join a free 1-hour Metta mediation from comfort of your home.

Life is a total shit-show at the moment; let comedy and laughter help pull you through this difficult time.

Venues may be closed across Toronto, but musicians and DJs are finding ways to keep entertained and connected in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis.

Some documentaries we love that will help make #quarantinelife more interesting.

Feeding people is what Erin loves to do, but busying herself with baking also helps her own anxiety, in these uncertain times.

“We’re gratified by the number of people who want to buy from indie booksellers like us during this strange moment in history.”

“As a working artist, I generally operate under the quiet suspicion (read: fear) that my current gig is the last one I’ll ever do.”

“You are the only member of this family who doesn’t seem to mind that things are a little different. In fact, you seem to prefer it.”

Exhibits are cancelled and galleries are closed, but there are still ways you can support Toronto artists right now.

An enchanting way to spend a Saturday night at home.