Better Than Butter ChickenCelebrate the vibrancy of India through this visual blast to your eyes, because there’s only so much curry you can eat to appreciate this culture.
Get it before it’s gone!Not too long ago, we sent out a sweet Daily reporting on the first ever newsstand issue of Vervegirl magazine.
Youth CareAIDS: take action, share your knowledge, make a difference
The Cultural MosaicFamous Canadians comment on multiculturalism
Green LivingHow Green Living can help a world in crisis!
War ChildDarfur. Iraq. Afghanistan. These are some of the more than thirty conflicts around the world that are having a devastating impact on children.
Mind the Water GapBattling for water equality across the globe.
Turn on the tap. Pour yourself a glass of water. Now pour another. Keep pouring until you’ve got about 2,445 glasses full.
Benefits of VolunteeringAnne Larrass thinks globally with Care Canada
Earth Hour Toronto, 2008Last year, Sydney Australia blazed an eco-trail by encouraging people to turn out their lights for just one hour, on March 31. More than million people and 2,100 business tuned in and turned off for an amazing result: in just one hour, the city’s energy consumption was cut by more than 10 per cent (which would be like taking 48,000 cars off the road for a year!).
This year, it’s a world-wide thing (in 20 cities across six continents), with Toronto leading the way in Canada. So on March 29, at 8 p.m., join millions of people and turn your lights off for one hour. Easy peasy. (Bonus: everyone looks gorgeous by candlelight!)
Lights out for Earth HourThis weekend, do something for the earth.
School Lockdown at George S. Henry AcademyA police lockdown occurred yesterday at a Vervegirl school in the Toronto area