This weekend, the Common Ground Dance Festival returns to Toronto’s Lee Lifeson Art Park, closing out the summer season in style with three days of dance, workshops, and community celebrations from September 18th to 20th.
This weekend, Canada’s largest vintage fashion event, the Toronto Vintage Show, returns to the grand Exhibition Place from September 20th to 21st, showcasing the very best vintage finds from over 130 vendors and will spotlight the most iconic eras in fashion history.
Taste of Cooksville 2025, one of the largest festivals in Mississauga, returns this weekend, providing two full days of global flavours, food, and live entertainment on September 20th and 21st in Mississauga.
The City of Mississauga has opened applications for its Small Projects Grant Program (SPG), providing funding to not-for-profit community organizations and Business Improvement Areas (BIAs) registered in the City of Mississauga’s Community Group Registry Program.
The Government of Ontario has opened applications for the Racialized and Indigenous Supports for Entrepreneurs (RAISE) grant program, which supports Indigenous, Black, and other racialized entrepreneurs who live and operate their businesses in Ontario.
To help Torontonians ease back into their routines this month, CookUnity is hosting a FREE chef-crafted meal pop-up at the Bay-Adelaide Centre Courtyard on September 23 & 24 from 12:00–2:00 pm
BEAR Steak and Grolsch have teamed up for a second year to bring Torontonians the ultimate pairing: a complimentary, Dutch-inspired BEAR Steak sandwich served with a crisp, cold Grolsch.
Purolator, a leading integrated freight, parcel, and logistics solutions provider in Canada, has opened nominations for its 2025 True North Small Business Grant Contest, aiming to raise the profiles and give back to small businesses in local communities across the country.