By Vera El-timany, Centennial Journalism Mellanie Kant has always been part of embracing the remembrance of Terry Fox, identifying him as a “true Canadian hero”. Kant has been part of the committee in Whitby for the past four years and has run in the Terry Fox run since she was a child. Kant tells Centennial…
By Luc Ross, Centennial Journalism Janis Bray was a regular participant in the Terry Fox Run from 2006, but shifted gears to focus on organizing her own event. Like many others, she learned about Terry at public school and as she grew up, she continued to read and became enticed by his courage. She tells…
by Paula Last, Centennial Journalism Angus and Chelsea Crawford opened Rawlicious in Toronto’s Junction neighbourhood to provide Torontonians a healthy option for eating out. Several years later, Rawlicious has expanded to Markham, Barrie and most recently New York City’s SOHO district. Centennial Journalism’s Paula Last was at the Yorkville location to learn more from…
By Kimberly Naipaul, Centennial Journalism Andre Hondyk is a manager for logistics at the Scarborough hospital. He has been participating in the annual Terry Fox Run at Cedarbrook Park for the last five or six years. He is honoring his mother, who has been a survivor of colorectal cancer for the last five years. Hondyk,…
by Arooj Yaqub, Centennial Journalism Baby Cham is an acclaimed Jamaican singer. He performed at Centennial College on September 28, 2012. Centennial Journalism’s Arooj Yaqub asked the famous musician what it’s like to come from the ghetto and still keep himself grounded in the music industry. Listen here.
Nuit Blanche By Hasan Zahid, Centennial Journalism Oct. 1, 2012 Hundreds of thousands of ecstatic visitors gathered in downtown Toronto aroud the venues for the annual Nuit Blanche. Medhi-ghana, a Torontonian, was guiding a Japanese girl who is new to Canada. Medhi-ghana has been visiting Nuit Blanche every year for four years. She told Centennial Journalism’s…
by Sun Lingmeng, Centennial Journalism Members of the Toronto Custom Cycle Society were not part of the official Nuit Blanche events. But they bought their fantastic custom bicycles to Nathan Philip Square to share their unique art works with the audience. Centennial Journalism’s Sun Lingmeng caught up with them. Listen here.
