Child care subsidy removal sparks toddler-friendly protest
Dozens of toddlers and young children were drawing, reading and singing in protest of the withdrawal of child care subsidy for some Torontonians.
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Tim Hortons’ response to minimum wage hikes sparks series of protests
The chant was heard across Ontario on Jan. 10: “Hold the coffee, hold the cream. They are your workers, don’t be mean.” It was directed against Tim Hortons franchises as news came of cuts to employees’ benefits.
Canadian citizens rally against Rohingya crisis
Hundreds of Canadians stand in solidarity with Rohingya Muslims of Myanmar on Saturday afternoon at Queen’s Park
Canada urged to help the Rohingya in Myanmar
Local activists in Toronto are calling on Canada for help to end the ethnic violence against Rohingyas unfolding in Myanmar.
Immigration ban stirs Toronto protesters
On Monday, protesters gathered outside the U.S Consulate in Toronto to oppose President Trump’s executive order that bans the entry of citizens from seven Muslim-majority states.
Hundreds protest at U.S. consulate in Toronto
Hundreds protested outside the U.S. consulate in Toronto on Monday morning to oppose Donald Trump’s travel ban.
Anti-Trump protest drawing support in Toronto
Thousands plan to join the anti-Trump protest on Saturday in downtown Toronto, according to the rally’s Facebook page.
Toronto marches against Dakota Access Pipeline
Hundreds of people gathered together to protest the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline in downtown Toronto on Saturday.
Marchers demand ‘open door to refugees’
On Sept. 17, a march drew more than 100 protesters moving from Nathan Philips Square to the waterfront in support of challenging Canada’s policy on refugees.
Peaceful Toronto protest for Michael Brown stirs racial controversy
On Nov. 25 hundreds of protesters gathered outside the U.S. Consulate in Toronto to protest the U.S grand jury’s decision not to indict the officer who fatally shot black teen Michael Brown. Officer Darren Wilson, who…