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As the City's eviction notice officially took effect, Occupiers stayed calm—and in the park—under the protection of a temporary injunction issued late yesterday evening.
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Hamutal Dotan • Photos by Christopher Drost and Dean Bradley
Why we only have one chance to learn from the past.
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Todd Aalgaard • Photos by Dean Bradley
Judge orders City to leave camp untouched until he has a chance to consider the full implications of the eviction notice; ruling expected Saturday.
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Hamutal Dotan
A group of 11 left-leaning councillors has just delivered a letter to the mayor's office, calling on him to leave the Occupy Toronto camp in St. James Park intact at least until the November 29 city council meeting, during which they are slated to discuss the month-long protest.
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Hamutal Dotan
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Hamutal Dotan
Occupy Toronto's LGBT working group hosts a queer history tour in hopes of upping the scene's queer presence
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Kelli Korducki
Amorphous hacktivist network says Toronto Occupiers are exercising their right to speech and should be left alone.
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Christopher Bird and Hamutal Dotan
The current home of Occupy Toronto protestors played a central role in the earliest conflicts over Canadian democracy.
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Adam Bunch (Guest Contributor)
Occupy Toronto got some new shelter this weekend. It is fantastic.
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Torontoist
As Occupy Toronto marked its first full week of protest on Saturday, they took their concerns about Rob Ford's cost-cutting agenda to Nathan Phillips Square.
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Torontoist
Last night, the first major storm since Occupy Toronto started. We checked in overnight to see how they fared.
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Christopher Drost
Today in Occupation events: a small group takes to King and Bay to advocate for First Nations equality.
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Christopher Drost
A look inside the camp at St. James Park, and a couple of protests so far today.
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Torontoist
Occupiers settle into their tents on a calm second day of the protest.
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Torontoist Staff
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Torontoist Staff
Some neighbours in Toronto didn't appreciate street artist Joel Richardson's work with images of finance and capitalism. But an art exhibit for Occupy Wall Street sure did.
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Carly Maga
Inspired by the original sit-in in New York City, local activists met Friday to plan the October 15 Occupy Toronto Market Exchange protest.
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Daniel Viola (Guest Contributor)
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