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According to a report published by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in 2014, Canada is first in the world for highest number of people between the ages of 25 and 64 with a post-secondary degree, at 52%. The OECD report also states that compared to people with only a high school diploma, those who are university educated in Canada earn about 60% more, and those with a college education, 13% more.

Approximately 30% of Ontarians have higher education, however after a 15-year rising trend, the number of post-secondary students in Ontario is falling. The greatest decreases have been noted in schools for the arts, as well as at universities outside of Toronto.

I remember my excitement when I used to go shopping with my mother for a new coat, shoes, or dress. It was common knowledge when you went shopping: when you grew out of the old item, you wore it out, or more rarely, when it went out of fashion. Clothing and shoes were expensive, even for the average family with two working parents.

The first coffee house in Toronto—aptly named Toronto Coffee House, which served alcohol alongside the dark brew—was founded in 1801 near the St. Lawrence Market by British immigrant William Copper.

The Canadian Physical Activity Guidelines, intended for people aged 18-64, suggests 150 minutes of moderate to intense physical activity per week, and of that, strengthening the major muscle groups should be twice a week. For Torontonians who are bored of the same old running, swimming, or traditional ball games, there are more and more options to be active with the support of a group and instructor. 

If you are not already a homeowner in Toronto, maybe now is the time.

How many hours can a child spend in front of a computer, smartphone, or similar device without harmful side effects? Are children addicted to digital technology? These are questions that many ask in this digital age.

Mental illness affects all ages and genders in all ethno-cultural and sociocultural groups. Statistics show that one out of five Canadians will experience some kind of mental problem in their life.