Civic Engagement Archives - Page 6 of 10

In an already tumultuous election year, with hundreds of candidates on the ballot across 47 (or is that 25?) wards, […]

The internet has been one of the great democratizing forces of our time. Toronto Guardian would not exist without it! […]

Last week, on its first day in session, the Ford government announced that it would cancel the modern health and […]

Doug Ford was officially inaugurated this morning at Queen’s Park, and understandably he wanted to celebrate – and the self-styled […]

There has been a lot of conversation about how the public does not get enough exposure to other candidates and […]

Look, I’m not a strategic voter. Long term, it’s a losing game – capturing your vote for a party you […]

What was shaping up to be an interesting but fairly standard Friday evening presentation by the Minister of Immigration, Refugees, […]

Getting involved in any legal battle can be a frustrating process. When someone sues you for a personal injury, you […]

What has the #metoo movement actually done? Has it created any kind of vacuum? Dude, I’m worried. Besides boldly-empowerIng women’s […]

Shelters in Toronto have been a hot topic this winter in the news. A week ago, we came across a Reddit […]