Anthony Lippa-Hardy
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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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Food
Creating an urban farm in your Toronto neighbourhood
What if you could pick a few radishes for your next salad right out of the soil instead of a supermarket display?
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Food
Growing food in cities: Lessons from Toronto urban farmers
In Thorncliffe Park and Flemingdon Park, urban farmers provide a blueprint for growing food locally to support food insecure communities.
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Environment
How to grow your own food in Toronto
Ever think about growing your own urban garden in the city? We asked farmers in Toronto how they do it, so you can get the best tips on growing food, too 🥕🥬
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Culture
Everything you need to know about Sneaky Dee's future in Toronto
Sneaky Dee's is up for demolition, but Torontonians aren't giving up that easily on the iconic music venue.
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Events
How to get from Union Station to the FIFA Fan Festival at The Bentway
We tested the route, so you don’t have to. Follow our guide using the TTC’s new wayfinding system to get to the Fan Festival.
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Food
Making a restaurant-quality Korean fried chicken sandwich
Chef Jin Park opened his restaurant Tongdak — which means whole chicken in Korean, but is actually used to refer to “old-fashioned” chicken — just one month ago.
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Commuting
How to navigate Toronto's PATH
Toronto is a pretty walkable city — at least in the downtown core. Fun fact: It ranked 45th most walkable city in the world in 2020. But what happens when it’s freezing or sweltering outside? Well, you take the PATH, of course. Toronto’s Downtown Pedestrian Walkway links City Hall, six subway stations, three major department […]
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Employment
How community networks build strong businesses — and even stronger neighbourhoods
The Green Line team learned about Black-led initiatives in Jane and Finch, dived into whether diverse entrepreneurship can benefit Toronto neighbourhoods, and explored different models of community development.
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Business
Building community-powered businesses for Toronto neighbourhoods
How do you build community economic development and resilience? We asked the experts. This month, we're diving into systemic barriers to entrepreneurship, successful models for neighbourhoods and tips for aspiring business owners 💼
