Civic Engagement
G20 Toronto: Seven Years Later, The Trauma Remains
Seven years ago, the G20 descended on Toronto. Protests erupted, violence flared, and when the smoke cleared, thousands had suffered […]
Civic Engagement
Civic Engagement
Indspire calls on Canadians to invest in the education of Indigenous youths.
Indigenous students have proven that when given the opportunity to attend post-secondary institutions, their lives are improved drastically. The Indigenous […]
Civic Engagement
Introducing: Our Political Coverage
It is more important than ever to be informed and involved in the political process. Like it or not, our […]
Civic Engagement
The Forward Movement – Defeating Ableism through symbolism
On the early morning of July 2nd, Dylan Itzikowitz’s life changed forever as he became the pedestrian victim of an […]
Arts
A Game-Changing Festival of Innovation Hits Toronto this Fall
The Design Exchange (DX) has big plans to mark the 150th birthdays of Canada and Ontario. In all of its […]
Civic Engagement
The March for Science Toronto Descends Upon Nathan Philips Square
This Saturday at 11 AM, thousands of Canadians will descend on Nathan Phillips Square in solidarity with hundreds of thousands […]
Civic Engagement
The 5 Worst Landlords and 5 Worst Apartments in Toronto
In 2015 I chatted with Yale Fox who launched a website called LandlordWatch that combined citizen-journalism, housing activism and problem […]
Arts
Toronto Creatives Support the Message: Black Lives Matter
Toronto creatives have teamed up for this moving video in support of the message: Black Lives Matter. “The video is […]
Civic Engagement
Teen Molly Burke Stands Up About Being Blind…and Bullied
I’ve heard Molly Burke speak on several occasions. Her personal story of being bullied is familiar. We’ve heard how mean kids […]
Civic Engagement
David Suzuki and the Blue Dot Tour in Toronto
What is the most important thing in life? It is one of the most fundamental questions that we can ask […]