Eight Powerful documentaries are already slated for release this fall.

Self-care not only affects the way other people view us, but also affects the way we see ourselves—it is a basic human right that should be made accessible to all women.

The t-shirts are made of 50% cotton, 3 recycled bottles, and $20 from each sale will go towards relief efforts in Lebanon.

Venus Fest runs from September 28 to October 2. All content will be free.

Art, film, trivia, outdoor markets & MORE!

Safe, Shorter, & Still So Funny is exactly how it sounds, and exactly the kind of show we need right now.

From how often students should change their masks to what to do if you have symptoms of COVID-19, the CBC Kids News site is a wonderful resource that will help alleviate back-to-school anxiety.

“We’re looking for fresh ideas from BIPOC youth, aged eight to 12 years old. This is a great opportunity for them to contribute their voices and insights to the City of Toronto’s Economic and Culture Recovery Advisory Group.”

We find that orgasms are a wonderful way to de-stress.

Shocking filthy humour is our favourite kind.

“We’ve always linked depression to suicide because it’s a story that makes sense to us but it’s important to point out that suicide is an awful tragic end that can have lots of precipitants.”

The lineup of talent that Just For Laughs announced today has us totally pumped for their first ever virtual fest. 

Here’s what’s happening online and around Toronto this week.

“Fertility is complicated and painful. Getting pregnant, young or old, is hard and full of feelings. And losing babies is still tremendously common and not publicly discussed—the support programs are still few and far between.”