Civic Engagement
Chloe Brown: Prioritizing the Neglected and Unheard
The mayoral race in Toronto is being closely monitored by Torontonians and politicians, alike. Since John Tory resigned, 102 candidates […]
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Civic Engagement
Ontario’s anti-choice candidates are not to be ignored
This has been another emotionally charged week in the United States with the leak of the Supreme Court paper suggesting […]
Civic Engagement
The Federal Election through a Toronto Riding – What Canadian Voters Need to Ask Themselves
As the federal election on September 20th nears, the race for MP rages on in 338 ridings across Canada. Throughout […]
Civic Engagement
On October 21, Vote Like it Matters. Because it Does.
I didn’t used to vote. For most of my adult life I have been a cynical political agnostic, an abstainer […]
Civic Engagement
Dear Canadian Voters
Time for a rant. Fellow Canadians. I have a few questions for you. Are you worried about the 2019 election? […]
Civic Engagement
Ranked Ballot Initiative of Toronto (RaBIT) aims for fair elections
Last year’s municipal elections were unusual, to say the least. Premier Ford’s unprecedented intervention in an ongoing election through the […]