‘We’re banking on it’: Indigenous leaders call for robust relationship with Toronto’s next mayor
Indigenous leaders in Toronto are urging the city’s next mayor to prioritize truth and reconciliation.
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Toronto’s alcohol-in-parks pilot project is a step towards a more equitable city
Toronto has approved of the pilot project with details being finalized in July, under a new mayor.
Earth Month in Toronto: What’s being done for the environment?
The deputy mayor proclaimed April the Earth Month in Toronto. Learn more about what that means for the city, what it has been doing for the environment and what you can do to contribute.
Autism advocacy organization receives Toronto Community Champion Award
Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie awarded organization advocating for autism as part of the Stronger TOgether program.
Local groups recognized as champs for meeting pandemic challenges
Twenty-five organizations in the GTA received the Toronto Community Champion Award on March 20 for their contributions to the community during the past three pandemic years. The city recognized them for their perseverance and commitment…
Amid TikTok ban, experts say Toronto needs a wake-up call on cybersecurity
The City of Toronto should follow the the federal government’s decision in carefully reviewing the dangers of having TikTok on government-issued phone, three experts say.
City calls for Open Door program applications
The city has launched its call for applications for its Open Door Affordable Rental Housing Program to build more affordable homes.
Community fridges pop up in Toronto neighbourhoods during COVID-19 pandemic
A series of community fridges have popped up in Toronto during the COVID-19 pandemic, operating on the principle “take what you need and leave what you can.” But the program isn’t all sunshine and rainbows.
COVID-19 street art thanks Toronto essential workers
While many of us were inside our homes during the summer slowly adjusting to living life in a pandemic, Toronto graffiti artist Jabari “Elicser” Elliott was outdoors creating a mural in a tribute to the…
First Muslim International Film Festival
Friends and families from all over the GTA grabbed their car keys and headed to Ontario Place’s drive-in movie theatre Friday to attend Toronto’s first-ever Muslim International Film Festival (MIFF). There were 80 or more vehicles parked to watch the screening of eight short films and two feature films. Despite the pandemic, the drive-in theatre concept allowed the audience to watch the films and eat together while remaining in their own bubbles.