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A profile of the issues facing the ward and of the candidates for council election. Read more

Those who decided to head to Marie Curtis Park on Sunday, September 24 enjoyed a sunny day full of activities meant to promote reconnection to nature, and the spread of information about environmental issues. Read more

The ups and downs (and lefts and rights) of swiping on apps to find love and lasting relationships Read more

Sportswashing is a term used to represent the practice political world leaders or companies use to distract people at events, such as the World Cup, from the social and humane injustices in their country or corporation. Coined in 2018 after Russia hosted the 2018 FIFA World, sportswashing has come up... Read more

Immigration Minister Sean Fraser217;s announcement on Oct. 7 introduced a temporary measure of removing the previous 20 hour work-week limit for international students to grapple with labour shortages. This change will affect more than 500,000 eligible international students residing in Canada starting Nov. 15. This policy has been brought to... Read more

Siri Agrell, a longtime resident of Ward 4, has experience working in the mayor217;s office at city hall, so she217;s seen how effective decision-making can be done within Toronto City Council. 220;I see how [city councillors] can take care of people and I haven217;t seen that happening in my ward,221;... Read more

Toronto city council is testing a new project called the High Park Movement Plan, geared toward educating cyclists on road safety and providing a safe space for cyclists to ride freely on the road. The High Park Movement Strategy launched this past summer to an overwhelmingly positive reaction from the... Read more

Canadian pride runs deep when the country is represented on the world stage. Whether it be Bianca Andreescu, who won the US Open in 2019, or Sidney Crosby217;s golden goal, scored in the 2010 Olympics, Canadians are always there to support their athletes and celebrate their triumphs. The men217;s national... Read more

TORONTO 211; Over the past two years, Toronto217;s economy has just barely endured the standing COVID-19 pandemic. According to a 2020 Destination Toronto study, after one year of the pandemic, the city lost upwards of $8.35 billion in Toronto217;s visitor economy. With only a few months to go, candidates should... Read more