Finding inner-peace can be a bit of a joke sometimes. Especially when deep, down, we probably crave and need the same chaos that we hate so much! We know what is good and bad for …
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Author: Aditiya Dasgupta
Enjoying Cannabis Minus the Stigma with Alair Vaporizers
Canada is on track to legalize Cannabis for October 2018, but are people socially and culturally ready for this? From the plant being used in ancient times as a form of usable material, a healing …
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10 Books to Get You in the Back-To-School Mindset
With July wrapping up and August around the corner, School is reminding you that it’s ’bout that time of year again! The summer not only allows you to relax and recharge for another grueling year …
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Photography & Vlogging – Chasing a Dream and Re-Thinking Reality
Are success and happiness one and the same? Entrepreneurs and people looking to be their own boss often battle the motivations to seek personal happiness versus the craving for absolute success. Just win baby win! …
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4 Tips to Becoming a Better Hip-Hop Listener
People are either loving or hating modern hip-hop today, and that is largely due to how we consume and listen to music. From Nas to Tekashi 6ix9ine, who really knows what the people want? The …
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Coconuts, Cedar Trees, and Maple Leaves – Creative Laughs at 2018 T.O Fringe Fest
“Comedy is the art of making people laugh without making them puke.” Steve Martin said that. I hated most of his movies, but he definitely hit the nail on the head with this one. What’s …
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Thoughts of a Car-less Wanderer in Toronto
It sucks to be the third wheel… but to have no wheels at all can be a real pain! No matter where you live, or what you do, a car can make life easier in …
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4 Reasons Why Toronto is Getting Violent This Summer
“Everybody gon’ respect the shooter, but the one in front of the gun lives forever”… Wise words by the rap genius himself Kendrick Lamar come to mind, as we at The Omelette consider the mess …
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20 Things I Wish Someone Told Me When I Graduated High School
School’s out for Summer! The end of June usually means that my fellow 9 to 5ers are now accompanied by a bunch of hyper summer holiday-ready teenagers on their morning commute to work. I remember …
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4 Great Tips to Staying Motivated While Searching for a Job
“Thank you for applying, but we have decided to pursue other candidates…” All of us, especially us millennials, have read these tragic words at least once or twice, if not more. I know it’s something …
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