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Five Places to Go if You Love Cafés but Hate Coffee
Coffee and cafés go hand-in-hand, so the frustration for non-coffee drinkers is too real—especially when cafés in the city are fun to hang out in. Visit these Danforth cafés that cater to both coffee and non-coffee drinkers alike.
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The Space Between My Teeth
One woman's quest for a burger worth waiting for.
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A Streetcar to be Desired: Toronto’s Transit Troubles
Toronto commuters are all too familiar with the toils of riding the TTC—some communities more than others. Streetcar congestion in the Beaches area leads to frustration. Though they won the American Public Transportation Association award, is the TTC really "The Better Way"?
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The Hidden Hostel of the Danforth
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Come Hell or [Difficult Roommates]
Students struggling for affordable living space is not a new thing in Toronto. But while some places come cheap, there's always that tradeoff—a hellish roommate.
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The Hidden Hostel of the Danforth
Familiar with The Only Cafe? Are you a traveler in need of a cheap place to stay? The Only Backpacker's Inn might be the place for you. With its affiliation with The Only Cafe, The Only Backpacker's boasts proximity to Greektown and its locale–making it a convenient Toronto residence for the time being.
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A Streetcar to be Desired: Toronto’s Transit Troubles
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Bar Hop: An Alternative to Bar Hopping
If craft beer is one of your hobbies, Bar Hop is the place to go. Doug Ford's promise of buck-a-beer aside, the Bar Hop doesn't skimp on quality–and it leads to a more immersive experience thanks to the expert staff and their selections.
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The Big Carrot
The Big Carrot Community exists as a foundation that continues to define the Danforth area, giving it an environmentally-conscious community feel.
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Herbs That Heal
Growing up in a small town, I am used to the accessibility of locally-produced goods. The Danforth is one of the few hubs of Toronto that praises sustainability and ensures the continual growth (pun intended) and development of their community. Each year, farmers’ markets pop up like bulbs, ready for the residents to consume the products they’ve tended to whole-heartedly. I say, take it one step further: grow your own. Support farmers and your locals, but apply their knowledge to something you can create and encourage with your own hands. Digging your fingers through dirt, planting microscopic-sized seeds, watching something pop through the soil is so vital and important to…
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The Place We call Home: A History of the Madina Masjid
Canada is a relatively young country and the mosque is a building block that has helped develop a diverse community in the most diverse city in Canada.
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Todmorden Mills: History in Your Own Backyard
Todmorden Mills is a rare glimpse into early settlers’ lives, a concrete example of the steps they took to control the region and its environment—how they utilized and oftentimes destroyed the natural landscape, pushing out its native inhabitants for their own ends.
