By David Gray-Donald

Line 9 protesters beat bad rap

Lawyers contend charges laid in the case and eventually dropped are part of growing trend of intimidation aimed at activists

Jan 18, 2017

David Gray-Donald

Homeless bring slice of reality to Mayors door

The gala screening of the new film on the crisis in Torontos shelter system, Bursting At The Seams, drew a crowd of 150 (many homeless) people to the chilly sidewalk outside Mayor John Torys Bedford Road condo address on Thursday, November 10.

Nov 16, 2016

David Gray-Donald

Is there a racist double standard for talking about violence online?

Newstalk 1010 radio host Jerry Agar retweets "joke" about watching Trudeau, Notley and Wynne drown

Sep 06, 2016

David Gray-Donald

Mercury rising on calls to clean up Grassy Narrows’s poisoned water

Youths and elders from Grassy Narrows First Nation are calling for concrete action

Jun 15, 2016

David Gray-Donald

Grassy Narrows Feels Like Home to Them

First Nation youth behind music video show their pride in the face of immense challenges with talk and performance ahead of River Run action in Toronto June 2

May 31, 2016

David Gray-Donald

Barrick Gold rules: horror stories from the frontline

"We are asking Barrick to feel compassion for us. We are not asking for the little money they will give us for land. We are begging for our well-being, for our life, for our right to breathe air and drink water like we used to."

May 09, 2016

David Gray-Donald

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