Green Shoots in a Grey Place
By improving the environment, Rosemarie Powell is a community catalyst for change

Creating Community through Music and Movies

Just One Choice, Powered by Kindness
David believes the philosophy for healing broken neighbourhoods is based on peace through community engagement, education, food, entrepreneurial spirit, and, most of all, safety.

It is estimated that 125 million North Americans suffer from a chronic organic physical illness or disability (COPID), such as diabetes, multiple sclerosis, arthritis, heart disease, chronic liver disease, etc.

Where the Wild Things Really Are
Fortunately Toronto school children and adults have Jimmy Vincent to guide them into the wonderful world of nature

Return to the Original Classroom: Nature
Reconnecting urban communities with our life source, Sunday Harrison’s passion is nature
Sarah Haimes is a painter, nature lover, and a freelance and children’s fiction writer in Toronto

Toronto’s Trail Map: Just the Ticket for Torontonians
The City of Toronto publishes a map, “Exploring Toronto’s Parks and Trails,” which details 800 kilometres of opportunities for green space exploration

Adrian Anantawan was born with only one useable hand, but he refused to let his disability stand in the way of his goals. With determination and the support of his family, Adrian has paved a successful life for himself, playing exquisite violin to the beat of his
dreams.