Sensei Monty Guest is a humble man who has devoted more than 50 years of his life to guide others on the right path. At 76, he holds a ninth-degree black belt in a Japanese style of martial arts called Chito-Ryu. Continue reading
Ricai Kelly has autism and he’s found a way to express himself through painting and wants to teach others to do the same. Continue reading
Curtis Carmichael is cycling from Vancouver to Halifax with the hope of raising $150,000 for UrbanPromise, a non-profit organization dedicated to raising young leaders from Toronto Community Housing. Continue reading
Twenty-eight-year-old Edward Urguhart has always lived life to the fullest. In just one year, West Park Healthcare Centre’s amputee rehabilitation program in west Toronto helped Edward get his life back after surviving a horrific motorcycle crash which resulted in the amputation of both of his legs. Continue reading
Rachel Kimel and Deena DelZotto run the Bowery Project, an organization that takes vacant lots in downtown Toronto and transforming the properties into mobile urban farms. Continue reading
King Nation is partnered with Drive for Dreams, an organization that generates funding to support youth who lack access to high-level training and helps provide them with the experience of achieving excellence through basketball. Continue reading
Female clowning duo Morro and Jasp use the power of laughter to tackle issues we all face daily such as bullying, sexuality, and trust. Continue reading
Heart of a Man is the monthly support group for a man from all walks of life can voice their feelings, cry without judgment, and build each other up. Continue reading
At O’Neill Collegiate and Vocational Institute in Oshawa, there’s a geography class that students can’t wait to get to. Continue reading
May is Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Awareness month, a disease that primarily affects the lungs and digestive system. During this time, Mike Farwell not only used it to raise awareness of the fatal disease but he also worked doing numerous odd jobs to collect money for CF research. Continue reading
