Truth and Reconciliation Day shows duality of treatment of Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous activists, community organizers and land defenders question whether or not Canada is doing enough toward reconciliation.
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Category: GTA News
GO Transit adopting new system for fare evaders
Harsher measures are coming to GO Transit as a new fine system is on the table for those that try to avoid the fees to ride.
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Hundreds gather for National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
People of all ages gathered in Nathan Philips Square in downtown Toronto to honour residential school survivors and remember all the innocent lives taken.
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Affordable Etobicoke housing planned for the deafblind
The Canadian Helen Keller Centre is planning to have affordable living options for those in Etobicoke that may be deaf, blind or both.
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Inflation hits harder for students already on a budget
More students are having to choose between paying tuition or eating as inflation takes a bite out of income and savings.
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Georgetown Fall Fair returns following two-year COVID hiatus
The fall fair is back for the 175th year to teach, entertain, unite, and celebrate the agricultural heritage of the town.
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City Hall raises Neurodiversity flag following two-year hiatus
The annual raising of the Neurodiversity flag returns in-person after a two year break due to the pandemic.
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Toronto mourns constable killed in ambush shooting
Toronto Constable Andrew Hong was shot and killed while eating lunch at a Tim Hortons. Family, friends, coworkers and strangers attended his funeral.
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Toronto launches waste reduction program to address single-use waste
Toronto plans to restrict single-use items through fees and require acceptance of reusable containers and “ask-first/by-request” measures.
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Scarborough to get a new long-term care home
The new home will accommodate more residents and provide the necessary care vulnerable residents in the city need, Toronto Mayor John Tory said.
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Toronto hires more outreach counsellors to help homeless find permanent housing
Toronto recently announced the hiring of 15 additional street outreach counsellors as part of their Street to Homes initiative.
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Canadian cycling event for youth mental health returns in-person after 2 years
Jack Ride 2022 will take place in-person and virtually in support of youth mental health.
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