Toronto is changing apartment safety scoring guidelines — here’s how to chime in
City staff are suggesting stricter scoring guidelines under the RentSafeTO program and are welcoming feedback from residents.
Read MoreGet involved with Kensington Market’s summer festivities
Kensington Market will welcome summer with the return of Pedestrian Sundays, FIFA World Cup festivities and a potential farmer’s market.
Read MoreToronto Bingo Card: How to make the most out of our city
THE GREEN LINE ORIGINAL TOOL Toronto Bingo Card How do I make the most out of Toronto? We’re here to challenge you to try out everything the city has to offer. From exploring scenic hiking spots that are accessible by the TTC to scoring free tickets to the museum with a library card, there’s so…
Read MoreWant to make change in Toronto? Youth advocate Ruth Alemayehu shares where to start
From starting a Black student mentorship program to deputing at City Hall, Ruth Alemayehu advocates for a better city — whether that’s through transitional housing, health policy or youth engagement.
Read MoreHow to make a deputation at Toronto City Hall
THE GREEN LINE GUIDE TO… How to make a deputation at Toronto City Hall Kathy MacDonald speaking at a Housing and Planning Committee meeting at City Hall. : Martha Gai/The Green Line. AIA JABER Philosophy lover, Mississauga native and current Toronto Metropolitan University Master of Journalism student. Can be found at one of the new…
Read MoreWhere to donate clothes in Toronto
THE GREEN LINE ORIGINAL TOOL Where to donate clothes in Toronto Many organizations across Toronto accept in-kind donations of clothing items. 📷: Ryan Collins/Unsplash. Rukhshana Ahmadi Afghan-Canadian writer, passionate storyteller and advocate for education, human rights and justice for all. Member of PEN Canada’s Writers in Exile Program and TMU journalism student. Can usually be…
Read MoreHow the TTC wants to improve workplace culture and safety for employees
On Jan. 19, the TTC committee discussed policies and initiatives to address employee concerns, improve safety and wellbeing and increase trust in leadership.
Read MoreHow to navigate Toronto’s PATH
THE GREEN LINE GUIDE TO… Navigating Toronto’s PATH The entrance of St. Andrew Station, which leads to the PATH. : Max/Unsplash. ANTHONY LIPPA-HARDY Mississauga native currently studying journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University. Loves to explore different visual mediums to tell impactful stories that need to be seen. July 2, 2025 With files from Adele…
Read MoreHow to buy a house with co-owners
THE GREEN LINE GUIDE TO… co-ownership Lesli Gaynor (left) and Parimal Gosai (right) co-founded Husmates, an app that matches people who are looking into co-ownernship. : Provided by Lesli Gaynor. Sahaana Ranganathan Toronto Metropolitan University Master of Journalism graduate with a passion for community-based storytelling. Currently living in the Annex. Always down to get matcha…
Read MoreHow to shape your neighbourhood’s future: Lessons from Moss Park Coalition’s Ahsen Bhatti
Ahsen Bhatti talks about how to use community-driven urban development to build an affordable and equitable city.
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