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In Praise of Keezy

What will the city's high-profile chief planner do next?

By Sean Marshall • Photograph courtesy of Jennifer KeesmaatSep. 5th, 5:00 pm

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Solidarity from Toronto to Charlottesville

Rally at Queen’s Park encourages Torontonians to fight against far-right groups and condemn white supremacy.

By Stefanie Marotta Sep. 1st, 1:30 pm

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Scarborough Transit Riders Have Been Lied To About the One-Stop Subway

Most commuters did not know that the Lawrence East station will close when the subway eventually opens, according to a new survey from a local transit advocacy group.

By Vincent Puhakka Aug. 28th, 4:00 pm

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Investing in High-Speed Rail is Long Overdue for Ontario

Fighting climate change, means changing how we travel. Rail has the potential to replace cars and airplanes.

By Tricia Wood Aug. 23rd, 3:30 pm

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Last of the Toronto Island Tent Dwellers

What was it like to live in a tent on Ward's Island? Before cottages were built, there was Tent City.

By Kathleen McDonnell Aug. 22nd, 6:00 pm

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Moss Park Safe Injection Site Staying Put As City Opens Its Own

“We were just really sick of watching people die”

By Tannara Yelland Aug. 22nd, 1:15 pm

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That Time Torontonians Beat Up Nazis with Baseball Bats

The anniversary of the Christie Pits riot was marked with a call to action to once again fight fascism in the city.

By Evan Balgord Aug. 21st, 7:45 pm

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Private Parkettes Are No Substitute for Real Public Space

Are surveillance cameras and private security guards in pseudo-public spaces creating invisible gated communities within the city?

By Nikhil Sharma Aug. 21st, 12:15 pm

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Tracking the ‘Alt-Right’ in Toronto

The Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville has emboldened Canadian white nationalists, who are organizing and appear to be on the rise.

By Evan Balgord Aug. 17th, 9:50 pm

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Lessons in Navigating Rape Culture with Mandi Gray

A yet-to-be-released film follows the Toronto activist through her experiences in the justice system after the alleged rape by a fellow York University student.

By Hillary Di Menna Aug. 17th, 8:30 am

Highlights and Lowlights of SummerWorks 2017

This year's festival strived harder than usual for inclusiveness, accessibility and awareness.

By Mark Kay and Steve Fisher Aug. 16th, 6:50 pm

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Ontario Father Says Scientology Destroyed His Family; “We Didn’t Know What Was Going On”

Former members are speaking out in desperate pleas to reunite families.

By Courtney Greenberg Aug. 15th, 8:35 pm

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Dear Metrolinx: The Problem Is Not Your Communication Strategy or Your Branding

The larger concern is a provincial government playing politics with Toronto's transit.

By Tricia Wood Aug. 14th, 12:15 pm

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Toronto’s Caribbean Carnival in Photos and Video

Last weekend marked the 50th anniversary of the annual celebration of Caribbean and African culture.

By Gesilayefa Azorbo Aug. 11th, 2:00 pm

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Putting Sex Worker Rights Front and Centre at SlutWalk Toronto

What began in Toronto in 2011 has now grown an international movement against sexual violence and victim blaming.

By Marina Tyszkiewicz Aug. 11th, 9:00 am

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‘Let Me See You Smile’: Ida Lupino’s Outrage And The Horrors Of Rape Culture

TIFF Lightbox retrospective on the remarkable career of the actor/director runs August 4 to September 2.

By Anthony Oliveira Aug. 6th, 2:28 pm

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West Coast Cities are Putting Toronto to Shame When It Comes to Transit Ridership

Other cities are enjoying a ridership boom, but Toronto is struggling to just keep the riders it has. What could we learn from other cities?

By Alex Gatien and Jessica Bell Aug. 5th, 1:00 pm

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Galen Weston Knows Paying a Living Wage is Bad for Capitalism

A full-time minimum wage worker takes home $25,877. In Toronto where rent averages $2,000 a month, that means living in poverty.

By Tannara Yelland Aug. 5th, 9:12 am