R Vasconcelos Photography

11/21/2016

11/14/2016

ART IS LONG, LIFE IS SHORT: METRO'S TOP PICKS FOR NUIT BLANCHE 2016

This year's Nuit Blanche features 90 art installations across Toronto. Metro's creative director, Jason Logan, has picked five must-see pieces.
by: Jason Logan, Metro

Photo:People are silhouetted by an art exhibit at the 2015 Nuit Blanche art festival in Toronto. Nuit Blanche has sloughed off its big corporate sponsor and will be a little smaller for 2016.
by: Reynaldo Vasconcelos/The Canadian Press

This year's Nuit Blanche features 90 art installations across Toronto. Metro's creative director, Jason Logan, has picked five must-see pieces.

11/14/2016

Chance of rain and thunderstorms during Nuit Blanche
Temperatures will dip and hover around 14 C as the evening progresses, but may hit as low as 12 C by 5 a.m.
by Andredj Ivanov, The Toronto Star
Sat., Oct. 1, 2016

Photo: People are silhouetted by an art exhibit at the 2015 Nuit Blanche art festival in Toronto. Nuit Blanche has sloughed off its big corporate sponsor and will be a little smaller for 2016.
by Reynaldo Vasconcelos/The Canadian Press

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09/18/2016

09/17/2016

WORKERS ARE TAKING ON MORE RISK IN THE GIG ECONOMY
The Conversation
July 6, 2016

Photo: Reynaldo Vasconcelos/Newzulu

Workers in the gig economy have to deal with labour insecurity but they also take on more risk by using their own money to buy the tools they need to work.

09/17/2016

WYNNE SAYS STRONG GROWTH WILL ALLOW ONTARIO TO ELIMINATE ITS DEFICIT IN 2017
by Keith Leslie, The Canadian Press
July 18, 2016.

Photo: Ontario Prime minister Kathleen Wynne holds a speech during Canada Day celebrations at Queen’s Park in Toronto on July 1, 2016. Reynaldo VASCONCELOS/The Canadian Press

TORONTO - First quarter results for 2016 show the Ontario economy growing at an annualized rate of three per cent, the highest in Canada and all G7 countries.

09/17/2016

ROUNDUP: CLIMATE CHANGE IS THE ‘MOTHER OF ALL RISKS’
Published on Aug 31, 2016 by Tyler Hamilton

Photo: Premier Kathleen Wynne speaking at the 2015 Climate Summit of the Americas in Toronto. (Reynaldo Vasconcelos/Canadian Press)

Once a news item only mentioned when an international conference was happening, climate change is now dominating the agendas of major meetings. Unifor weighs in on carbon pricing. Click for more climate news.

06/30/2016

2016-06-05: 15th Annual Stomp Urban Dance Competition/Showcase 2016.
composed of and raging from 06 to 24 years of age presented their interpretation, including and step. The event was held at the in partnership with .