Aia Jaber
ASSOCIATE EDITOR & CANADIAN RACE RELATIONS FOUNDATION MEDIA FELLOW
Surfing Pinterest boards and journalism boards. TMU Master of Journalism grad now living her best life in the Garden District. Permanently on the hunt for the city’s best Arab coffee shops.
Latest stories
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FoodWhere to find halal deli sandwiches, brisket and Korean fried chicken in Toronto
Tired of the typical shawarma sandwiches you find near Sankofa? Try out these non-Arab halal food spots in Toronto.
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CultureOPINION: Toronto's obsessed with discovering and ruining 'hidden gems'
OPINION: With the rise of social media as a new kind of search engine, the term “hidden gem” doesn’t quite mean what it used to.
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CultureWhere to find Arab, Persian and South Asian coffee drinks across Toronto
Tired of your usual vanilla iced latte? Try these Arab, Persian and South Asian spots for unique coffees and teas.
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CalloutsVolunteer to help newcomer women in Toronto access jobs and support services
Working Women Community Centre is looking for volunteers to help ease newcomers and women into Toronto life.
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FoodMaking Arab-inspired coffee drinks
Maybe the Dubai chocolate phase wasn't really a phase.
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Commuting8 Toronto slang words you’d hear on the TTC
Always wondering what the teens are saying on the TTC? Here’s a list of eight slang words, their meanings and where they come from.
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ArtWho supports Toronto's struggling musicians — and is it enough?
Earlier this week, The City of Toronto and the Unison Fund, an organization that supports workers in the music industry, talked about the financial and mental health struggles that musicians face.
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DocumentersShare your thoughts on TTC safety and Little Jamaica's future
Torontonians can weigh in on TTC updates and the future of Little Jamaica at two public meetings next week.
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DocumentersUnveiling Toronto's new budget for at-risk youth employment programs
The City of Toronto unanimously voted to increase funding for a program that would provide employment support to 100 youth, aged 14 to 18, who are most vulnerable to violence and crime.
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CultureWhere to find traditional South Asian clothing in Toronto
Finding good quality, affordable South Asian clothing is hard. The Green Line has got you covered.