By Josha Shivprashad

With the end of summer comes the end of bad habits, hopefully. Not necessarily bad, but rather habits that wont keep us on track for a successful year ahead. We are just a few weeks deep into the new school year, but our habits may not have transitioned with us like the season has.

By Carol Salinas

​​Did you know that Toronto has the largest public library system in Canada, with over 100 branches, including two research and reference libraries. These libraries contain a wide range of material, such as books, magazines, digital archives, e-books, e-magazines and audiobooks, among other material. What you may find surprising in this digital era is that the libraries still receive over 18 million visitors each year.

By Carol Salinas

Novelty cafes of all kinds have popped up in recent years and have provided fun spaces for socializing in Toronto. There are board game cafes, cat cafes and even poop themed cafes that are popular for people to hang out. However, have you heard about a Cafe where you can talk with your friends about your creative projects and make them into something with a  3D printer and laser cutter? Toronto’s Maker Bean Cafe let’s you do just that.

By Aaron Zaretsky

Most people might think that comics are only about super heroes and fighting villains. This is due to the comic industry being dominated by American comics like Spiderman and Batman. But what about Canadian comics? You might find it surprising but Canadian cartoonists date back to the 19th century (yes, they exist!) Here are 5 Canadian cartoonists that feature a diverse mix of topics and issues that you might not have known about.

By Carol Salinas

​Summer is almost over and the Back to School season begins. For many, this is also a very stressful time. Don’t worry! VIBE105 has the top 5 tips for getting back into the routine.

By Nabeela Damji

In celebration of National Indigenous History Month, the AGO presents the works of two powerful indigenous artists Kenojuak Ashevak and her nephew Timootee (Tim) Pitsiulak. This is the first time Inuit art has been exhibited at the AGO and is a great way for people to experience Inuit art and culture.  Ashevak is a Companion of the Order of Canada and won the Governor General’s award in Visual and Media Arts in 2008.