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Four-year-old Liam struggles to breath on a daily basis due to Cystic Fibrosis.

'He is a superhero:' Four-year-old full of life despite daily struggle for air

When Milton-resident Deana Wilson took her newborn son Liam for a routine checkup back in 2015, she had no idea her son was struggling. 1

Once a week, a group of Grade 8 students wander the halls of Earnscliffe Sr. Public School selling homemade goodies and coffee to staff.

Brampton class spreads smiles with Superhero Coffee Cart

A special education teacher in Brampton has found a creative way to teach her students life skills while making them feel like superheroes. 1

Milton Tanswell plays with his son Lucas in this image.

‘Our family is whole again,’ mother says after one-year-old son gets new heart

A one-year-old baby is set to return home after a 100-day journey to get a new heart. 1

Yvette Yong is seen training at a Toronto-area gym.

World taekwondo champion and naval reservist says training ‘does not feel like work’

One of the world’s best taekwondo athletes is sharing her message of perseverance and is encouraging everyone to “go for your dreams.” 1

Detective Sergeant Gary Giroux retired on Feb. 28, 2019.

‘It’s a strange feeling:’ Toronto’s longest serving homicide detective retires

On Thursday, Toronto’s longest serving homicide detective closed the book on a career that has spanned nearly four decades. 1

Skip McWatters makes his 800th donation at the Canadian Blood Services.

Toronto retiree makes his 800th blood donation

A 72-year-old Toronto resident hit a milestone earlier this week, making his 800th donation at the Canadian Blood Services. 1

Isaac Rosenberg is seen in this undated photograph with members of a Toronto-based ensemble of musicians who performed on the Grammy-nominated album ‘Yiddish Glory: The Lost Songs of World War II.’

Toronto teen gets Grammy nomination for album featuring songs by Holocaust victims

A Toronto teen is on his way to the Grammy Awards this weekend after an album he sang on that features songs written by Holocaust victims was nominated. 1

A woman fills a jar of rice at Unboxed, a zero-waste market due to open in Toronto in February 2019.

Buy individual eggs and shampoo by weight at zero-waste market

A Toronto couple is looking to do their part to reduce waste in Toronto by launching a zero-waste market in the city. 1

Const. Peter De Quintal is seen in this undated picture with a storm trooper.

Toronto cop bringing love of Star Wars to school programs

Known to kids as the “Star Wars Cop,” Const. Peter De Quintal believes in the importance of creating “little leaders in our community.” 1

Nine-month-old Lucas Tanswell is seen in this photograph.

Family of 9-month-old waiting for new heart urges parents to discuss organ donations

The parents of a nine-month-old boy diagnosed with a rare condition that affects his heart muscles are urging families to talk about organ donations – not just for adults, but for children. 1

A resident picks up a free Christmas tree from Jessey Njau.

Etobicoke urban farmer gives away free Christmas trees

For the last three years, an Etobicoke urban farmer has piled Christmas trees on his front yard, free for the taking by any family or person who may not be able to purchase a real pine of their own. 1

McKayla Warder plays with her mother at the Ronald McDonald House.

'Her heart is failing:' A little girl's Christmas wish for an organ donor

All eight-year-old McKayla Warder wants for Christmas this year is a new heart. 1

Elizabeth Barry is seen carrying a stack of pyjamas in her home.

Toronto woman spreads holiday cheer with pyjama donations

Every holiday season, Elizabeth Barry’s home becomes flooded with pyjamas, all wrapped in red ribbon and ready to be taken to shelters in the Greater Toronto Area. 1

"Red Beard Relic Hunter" is pictured in one of his YouTube videos.

Oshawa ‘relic hunter’ finds rare silver coin, donates it to Whitby diabetes centre

An Oshawa father of two has transformed his childhood fascination with pirates and buried treasure into a professional hobby as a modern-day “relic hunter,” finding rare and priceless items with real historic significance. 1

Albert Wallace, 98, and his daughter Barbara Trendos look through images and letters from the Second World War.

Toronto-born veteran shares story of being shot down over Germany, put in POW camp

Albert Wallace said he was “very fortunate” to have survived the Second World War after being shot down behind enemy lines and placed in the prison camp made famous for ‘The Great Escape’ of allied troops – although he didn’t know it at the time. 1

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