We’re not producing stories just to be consumed and forgotten. Our goal is to empower Torontonians to take action on the issues they learn about in The Green Line.

We collaborate with journalists and creators from the communities we serve to report on local solutions that target the sources — not the symptoms — of the biggest problems facing our city.

Young and other underrepresented Torontonians will find a home in The Green Line because our team reports on issues they tell us are important. Our journalists also come from these communities, so they have deep understanding and respect for your lived experiences.

We take on a huge responsibility when community members share their stories with us. Healthy relationships are based on trust and respect, which is why The Green Line embraces transparency and trauma-informed reporting.

Nothing happens in a vacuum. We dive deep beneath the surface to interrogate the systems that shape Toronto and how we think of ourselves and our city.

Solutions live in the grey area — not in the black and white. People, and by extension, cities are complex and intersectional. We work hard at translating that complexity in our stories.