Kim Milan – Yonge Love Profile

Kim Milan is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist, activist, consultant, facilitator and educator. She is also one of 22 co-owners of Glad Day Bookshop, the world’s oldest LGBTQ book store.

We spoke with Kim about the shop, the role of the neighbourhood for Toronto’s LGBTQ communities and some of the changes she’d like to see happen in Downtown Yonge.

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Onyx Barbers – Yonge Love Profile

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Do you want to see more Public Art on Yonge Street?

Downtown Yonge is already the heart of the city, but how can it do a better job of inspiring its citizens? Do you want to see more Public Art on Yonge Street?