In response to the COVID-19 crisis, Toronto’s Centre for Mindfulness Studies is hosting several free and PWYC classes.

“Artists help keep the social fabric alive, even from a physical distance.”

“The Sunday night blues have turned into the daily scaries. I wake up every morning in either a panic or a fog. As if I’m hungover. Blacked out. I immediately feel on edge without knowing why. Then I remember: the virus is spreading.”

“We’ve created a growing list of 75+ farms and food businesses across Canada who are currently offering doorstep deliveries.”

Here’s what’s happening online in Toronto this week.

There are four main sections: Give, Need, Health, and Fun.

“There are no books about what to expect while expecting during a pandemic.”

From filmmaking to life in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside or their thoughts on reconciliation—there is much to be learned from Hepburn and Tailfeathers

“I love that they have made Mary Anne a black girl! Growing up I didn’t have many black girl role models on the telly that I could look up to.”

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.