EDITORIAL: Chile protest symptom of failures in global neoliberal policies
ETC Staff As with the recent protest movement in Lebanon demanding an end to rampant corruption,...
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EDITORIAL: New citizenship law threatens Indian democracy
An Indian judge recently reminded Delhi police of the constitutional right of every citizen to protest.
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Reused needles at Scarborough health fair
Toronto Public Health (TPH) officials are advising over 30 people who attended a health fair in Scarborough to see their health care provider due to possible contact with contaminated needles. On March 25, the Vision Infinite Foundation hosted a health fair at the Scarborough Village Recreation Centre, where blood glucose testing was being offered. A lancet, or fine needle, attached to a lancing device is used during testing to draw a blood sample to be measured for blood sugar levels.
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City council to vote on redesigning Yonge Street
City council will vote Tuesday on controversial plans to remove two lanes of traffic at Yonge and Sheppard and replace them with bicycle lanes. Although the plan will make the area safer for cyclists, one less lane means traffic will be slightly slowed.
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CAA launches 2018 ‘Worst Road’ campaign
Spring has sprung and so have the potholes. If you’re tired of the bumpy commute to work, the time has come to have your voice heard. The Canadian Automobile Association of South Central Ontario (CAA SCO) launched this year’s Worst Roads campaign Tuesday morning.
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