Kimia Afshar Mehrabi is a Reporter at Editorial. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, real estate, climate change, and transportation, with a focus on public transportation and the housing market. Her work has been featured in Daily Hive, Curiocity Group, blogTO, and MobileSyrup.
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Kimia Afshar Mehrabi’s coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in Toronto and Ontario. She seems to be interested in a variety of topics such as entertainment news, real estate industry updates, and travel & tourism within the region.
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By: Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
Toronto is, in many ways, a city of myriad cultures, and woven into its fabric is one of the largest Hong Kong diasporas outside the region itself.
By: Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
If you're like me and despise haunted houses but still want to get into the Halloween spirit this year, you'll be pleased to hear there's a glowing
You've likely already seen headlines warning that a "supercharged" or "supersized" El Niño is on the way, but what exactly is El Niño, and what could the powerful climate phenomenon mean for Ontario's fall and winter?
By: Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
Summer is officially on its way out here in Ontario, and with less than two weeks until the arrival of fall, a new forecast for the upcoming season has finally arrived.
With less than two weeks until the official start of fall, Toronto temperatures are slowly beginning to show signs of the seasonal shift, but it looks like summer isn't ready to let up quite yet.
Ontario workers earning minimum wage are about to get another pay bump, as the province's general minimum wage is set to increase once again in just a few weeks.
By: Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
While major summer events like the CNE and Air Show are now officially over, that doesn't mean traffic in Toronto will be ceasing anytime soon — in
By: Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
Construction on the Hazel McCallion LRT's elevated guideway is officially nearing completion, and Metrolinx is giving commuters a closer look at how the new rail bridge is being built over one of the province's busiest highways.
The Ford government is facing backlash after 30 workers at the Ontario Science Centre, including its entire science department, were laid off as part…
By: Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
Decades before the Burlington Bay Skyway carried drivers over the waterfront, those heading from Toronto to Niagara Falls had to follow a much different route, one that passed directly by a now-forgotten Ontario amusement park
