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Toronto groups want accessibility on the municipal election agenda

Different groups in Toronto co-hosted an online meeting for people with disabilities to discuss accessibility, inclusion and voting.

What this AI data centre expansion means for Scarborough

Some city councillors and community members asked for greater scrutiny of an AI data centre expansion in Scarborough after concerns.

A Toronto committee’s push for yearly investment in our neighbourhoods

The Confronting Anti-Black Racism Advisory Committee highlighted the importance of consistent funding for Social Development Plans, looking at Regent Park as a success story.

How South Parkdale residents are advocating for a fair Dunn House 2.0

Tenants and advocates are in favour of more supportive housing as long as no neighbour is left without a home.

Get involved with Kensington Market’s summer festivities

The Kensington Market BIA is discussing plants to welcome warmer weather with FIFA World Cup festivities and a potential farmer’s market.

What you need to know about the TTC's proposed budget plan — and how to chime in

The TTC Board reviewed its 10-year capital budget, including fare prices and service improvements, and heard feedback from Torontonians.

How this social enterprise is making room for emerging racialized artists in Toronto

For our November 2025 Changemaker interview, we speak with MakeRoom Inc. founder Trevor Twells about how his curatorial agency is combatting nepotism and gatekeeping in the art industry.

How to chime in on a proposed student rental tower in Kensington Market

The City held a community consultation over a proposed student rental tower on 333 College St. in Kensington Market. Residents and developers shared opposing views.

How The Bike Brigade's Chad Mohr fights for food access for Torontonians

Chad Mohr of the Bike Brigade talks about how the grassroots organization has mobilized more than 1,000 volunteer cyclists to deliver food and other essentials to those in need across Toronto.

Join Kensington Market in preparing for next summer’s World Cup

The Kensington Market Business Improvement Area board proposed holding a street festival that would turn the neighbourhood into a patchwork of zones, each celebrating the culture of different soccer-loving nations.