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Cool masks designed by local Toronto artists.

Done by a local artists. Watercolor, prints, and hand restored vintage Japanese art.
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Airbnb and Kensington News

Toronto's short term rental regulations under scrutiny as tribunal kicks off Housing advocates and property owners squared off Monday at a housing tribunal in Toronto that will determine the rules regarding short-term rentals like Airbnb. Regulations for short-term rentals were approved by Toronto city council in early 2018 but were appealed before they could be put in place...

Victoria’s Arctic Fashion (V.A.F.) is an up and coming design label which fuses traditional northern garments and accessories with a modern style. Started by Victoria Kakuktinniq, V.A.F. has already established itself in its community of Iqaluit and throughout most of Nunavut.

The creator of V.A.F., Victoria Kakuktinniq, a Nunavummiut, born and raised in Rankin Inlet, has always been deeply immersed in the Inuit Culture. Surrounded by skilled seamstresses, Victoria was always intrigued and inspired by the parkas she saw sewn. Following a traditional sewing course in Rankin Inlet, she knew she had found her passion and soon after enrolled at MC College in Winnipeg, where she would prefect her craft in the Fashion Design and Apparel Production program. Victoria gained notoriety there for her form fitting parkas, with signature embroideries. Soon after completing the program, Victoria returned to Nunavut and created Victoria’s Arctic Fashion.

https://vafashion.ca/

Parkas, but with Inuit-sourced materials.


Victoria's Arctic Fashion
https://vafashion.ca/