Can we go to Café Cancan?
89 Harbord Street, Toronto
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A love letter to all the climbing gyms that I have seen
The idea of climbing is daunting. Playing Spiderman as a mortal layman whose reality is not a green screen production playing Spiderman comes with both falls and exhaustion. Both indoors and outdoors climbing are not without risks. That being said, the accessibility and reward of this sport are often unfairly overshadowed by the physical and
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Autobiography of a food baby
My conception was far from romantic. It began at 7:30 on a Friday night, under a flag that was once draped over Queen Victoria’s casket. Helen, my mother, was alone at the foot of a table with a plate of roast chicken, paired with a bowl of miso soup with enough sodium for a half-marathon. She was alone
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Anatomy of a case competition
As a Political Science student who chose the field after two years of volunteering at hackathons as a Soylent protector, a 3D printer problem diagnoser, and a person to rant to, what happened at my first case competition was surprisingly confusing—to say the least. Are you getting ready for your first “case comp,” or confused
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A laundry list of conspiracy theories that haven’t “made it” yet: Valentine’s Day Edition
It is only human that we find a rationale to explain away the suspicious and/or undesirable elements of reality. Some people resort to philosophy to find answers to their qualms on their lovelessness. Other people like to put on their tin foil hats to surf the lesser-explored annals of the web to seek a community
The man who took Toronto by (shit)storm
Where did you come from, where did you go, where did you come from Peepeepoopoo Man
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