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Business
Here’s how the City of Toronto is helping businesses grow globally
These meeting notes are part of Documenters Canada, which is partly funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). Learn more about our program here. The Green Line maintains full editorial independence to ensure journalistic integrity.
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Politics
Public meetings to watch in Toronto while election season is brewing
Things are getting hot and steamy with the 2026 Toronto municipal election.
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Government
How does something actually become a by-law in Toronto?
Sometimes I feel like throwing a cute little party at a park, and I often run into words like “parking permits” and “noise by-laws.” But how do these rules even come into effect?
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Food
Making a one-pan chicken and veggie bake
For Tharwat Awamleh, cooking and growing your own ingredients is a way to create community.
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Public Policy
Why can't the government do anything it wants?
Toronto’s got problems.
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Callouts
Volunteer with the Grassy Narrows First Nations community at its annual march
You can support the Grassy Narrows First Nations community by volunteering for its annual River Run in Toronto on Sept. 23, 2026.
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Mutual aid
How 2 friends on a viral journey raised nearly $2,000 to fight food insecurity in Toronto
Amanda Gracia and Samantha Ruth turned a walking side quest into a fun, viral journey for a good cause.
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Politics
What do City of Toronto staff even do?
This guide is part of a series for Torontonians to gain civic literacy skills before the upcoming 2026 municipal election. Stay tuned to see all 12 parts.
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Culture
Ranking shawarmas near University of Toronto's downtown campus
It's lunch time and you're craving a yummy, juicy shawarma? Check out our rating of five places around the University of Toronto campus.
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Food
Making southern biscuits
What's an essential on any southern-inspired dinner table? A good warm biscuit.
