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We break down why 37 per cent of Torontonians are lonely three to four days of the week and why participation in community-driven spaces is decreasing.
Read our two feature stories by freelance reporter Jay Cockburn. The first explores the important role that religious spaces have in building community for Torontonians — both faithful and secular. The second looks at why Toronto is a city that’s scared of the public using public space.
We’re partnering with St.Stephen-In-The-Fields church to host a community meal and Story Circle in the Kensington-Chinatown neighbourhood. Join us on Nov. 26, 2024 from 6 to 9 p.m. to talk about how to find and build meaningful community in a city that doesn’t stop to connect or even breathe. Dinner and refreshments will be provided, so RSVP before spots fill up!
Event attendees brainstormed ways to build meaningful community and make friends in Toronto. One of the solutions that came up was "leaning into your niche" by getting involved in clubs and attending events that are specific to you hobby or interest.
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