Memorial ride held for cyclist killed near Dufferin Mall
Friends and family remember Alex Amaro as a “beautiful dancer” and adventurer with a love for exploring the city. “She was Toronto.”
Zach Ruiter
December 10, 2020
Friends and family remember Alex Amaro as a “beautiful dancer” and adventurer with a love for exploring the city. “She was Toronto.”
Prisoners’ rights advocates say restrictions on calls from correctional facilities are cutting off access to families and “directly affecting the mental health of prisoners”
The Pickering plant is not the only potentially risky link in the province’s nuclear power supply chain posing a threat to Toronto residents
The New Year’s Day action was over “ag-gag law” that will punish whistleblowers and prevent activists from blocking trucks transporting animals to slaughter
The arrival of the American fast-food chain’s second store at Yorkdale Shopping Mall is part of a plan to open 15 locations in Ontario over the next five years
“Canada needs to stand up against any acts of war and be a voice of peace.”
A company spokesperson says it has “no plans” to phase out operations in Toronto despite air quality concerns in the neighbourhood
Thousands of young people turned out for Friday’s march and while high-schoolers carried messages of hormone-filled humour elementary school kids brought dead serious warnings
The Global Climate Strike in Toronto Friday is expected to be the largest march of its kind we’ve seen in the city for some time
This year’s parade revived the Mike Harris-era slogan “Educate, Organize, Resist!” in recognition of the ongoing fight for social justice in the face of Doug Ford-era cuts
As the months’ long fight to unionize Foodora employees comes to a head, couriers speak out on the hazards of the job – and why Big Labour must be more militant in defending the rights of precarious workers
“Toronto is quickly becoming a city for the rich to live in and the poor to travel to work in.”