How 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. Â July 2, 2025 With files from Amartya…
Read MoreThe reality of being a queer woman in the trades with Megan Kinch
Electrician and writer Megan Kinch fuses her two careers to advocate for the rights of LGBTQ2SIA+, racialized people and women in the trades.
Read MoreOn queer expression and self-discovery with drag king Manny Dingo
Drag king Manny Dingo talks about queer aesthetics, self-expression and the role of drag in helping people think about gender identity.
Read MoreHow to Toronto: Our no-BS guide to city living
THE GREEN LINE ORIGINAL TOOL How to Toronto: Our no-BS guide to city living * indicates required Email Address * First Name * Last Name * Location (Neighbourhood, City, Province/Territory) Once you’ve filled the form, you’ll receive an email from us with a link to download the pocket guide — so keep an eye on…
Read MoreTorontonians are saying no to this proposed demonstration bylaw. Here’s how you can chime in before it goes to City Council.
THE GREEN LINE DOCUMENTERS NOTES Chime in on this controversial demonstration bylaw before it goes to City Council In a recent community consultation, 90 per cent of attendees voted against a bylaw that would ban protests near “vulnerable institutions.” Pro-Palestine protest at yonge street and dundas street march 29, 2025. : anthony lippa-hardy/The Green Line.…
Read MoreOur hunt for third spaces across the city
THE GREEN LINE GUIDE TO… Hunting for third spaces across the city PlazaPOPs sets up space for community members to hang out in plazas across Scarborough. : Kat Rizza. 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 or…
Read MoreToronto’s rental replacement guidelines need more protections for tenants, housing activists say
THE GREEN LINE DOCUMENTERS NOTES Toronto’s rental replacement bylaws need more protections for tenants, housing activists say The Planning and Housing committee passed a motion to improve protections for demovicted tenants, but activists say it still doesn’t go far enough. purpose-built rentals in Thorncliffe park neighbourhood : City of tornto Sebastian TansilCaring mastermind who loves…
Read MoreHow to give the City of Toronto your input on local projects
THE GREEN LINE DOCUMENTERS NOTES How to give the city of toronto your input on local projects We share the steps to find and participate in community consultations run by city staff to receive feedback from residents on neighbourhood development plans. City of Toronto Staff held a drop-in community consultation at Scadding Court Community Centre…
Read MoreTurning likes into action, with community worker Diana Chan McNally
Community and crisis worker Diana Chan McNally talks about speaking up online and in person, from your Instagram feed to City Hall.
Read MoreWhat’s a garden suite? Hint: Not a garden — but it could help address Toronto’s housing crisis
City staff held an online consultation on the Garden Suites Monitoring Program, which allows residents to build housing in their backyards.
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