Author Archives: Hillary LeBlanc

About Hillary LeBlanc

Hillary is an Acadian-Senegalese queer woman passionate about sharing stories relating to the Black community, fashion, beauty and sustainability.

Mad Hot Ballet: New Wave Revitalizes Fundraiser

One of the most highly anticipated evenings on Toronto’s social calendar, Mad Hot Ballet, has an exciting new theme to bring together dance lovers, trendsetters and culture connoisseurs for a one-night-only celebration of ballet – and a healthy dose of…

The NOBO Launches It’s Resale Platform in Canada

As consumers navigate sustainability, many people are tired of the same type of platforms popping up everywhere. Shoppers are inundated with eco-friendly sections of stores, being urged to thrift, find vintage pieces, or to shop consignment. All of this treasure…

G-Eazy Back in Toronto After 8 Years

Earlier this month, G-Eazy had his triumphant return to Toronto, playing at HISTORY. The crowd was electric the moment the Californian rapper said the cities name in his instantly recognizable voice. G-Eazy, whose real name is Gerald Gillum, came out…

Operation Black Vote Canada Encouraging Black Voters

Operation Black Vote Canada (OBVC) was established in 2004 as a non-profit, multi-partisan organization that supports the election of Black Canadians to public office. The organization educates, motivates and advocates for Black Canadians to participate in Canada’s government, agencies, boards,…

How Peter Dreimanis Embraced Darkness for Role in SINNERS

If you’re into Canadian music, then the name Peter Dreimanis may be familiar to you. Peter is the front man of Canadian band July Talk which has won several JUNO Awards. As a creative, Dreimanis has produced music videos and…

International Day of Pink Gala Honours Re-Emergence

International Day of Pink is an organization which was created to celebrate a more inclusive and diverse world. We do this by encouraging young people to challenge social norms, ask more of their educators, and stand up against bullying towards…

“My Hair is Art. Please Don’t Judge.” A Photo Project.

As a Black woman, I understand the difficulty of discussing hair. I personally have been misgendered, bullied and made to feel uncomfortable because of my hair. I have chemically straightened my beautiful curls to try to assimilate, and been paranoid…

The Unique Experience of Lip Lab

Those who call Toronto home know that the city is full of fun opportunities and adventures ranging from museums, art galleries, concerts, pop-up experiences and so much more. A unique experience I have had my eye on for years is…

Lime Cordiale Shows Toronto an Aussie Good Time

As part of their Enough of the Sweet Talk Tour, Lime Cordiale visited Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall on March 5th. Show openers included The Haileys and The Orphan The Poet. The Haileys, a girl group from Winnipeg that all have…