Artists took over the downtown streets to wheat paste and construct their various displays in the three designated zones along Yonge Street, from Bloor Street to Queens’ Quay East.

When you want to know what’s going on in the GTA, Sway’s got you covered. Here’s a peek at this weekend’s best bets.

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When you want to know what’s going on in the GTA, Sway’s got you covered. Here’s a peek at this week’s best bets.

When you want to know what’s going on in the GTA, Sway’s got you covered. Here’s a peek at this week’s best bets.

When you want to know what’s going on in the GTA, Sway’s got you covered. Here’s a peek at the weekend’s best bets.

Victoria Day is the official start of the summer season. If you plan to stay in the city and you’ve got kids at home, kickoff May 2-4 with these family friendly events.

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Sway Magazine Editor Jon Sarpong gives you five ways to transform your down time into prime time….

Yet, to date, there has not been an area named after an African country anywhere in Canada. So, just over a year ago, a few of us activists met with the Toronto Danforth Mosaic BIA for about 30 minutes about our idea. We spoke to them at length about our hope and dream for our city. They spoke of a multicultural mosaic they wanted to create and not one that is a ghettoized neighbourhood and rejected our idea. For the last four months, we worked long hours and helped defeat most of the members of the board that initially rejected our proposal. Today, for the very first time in the history of a BIA in Toronto, that board includes three Ethiopian Canadian business owners.