What you need to know about the TTC’s proposed budget plan β and how to chime in
On Jan. 7, the TTC Board reviewed its 2026-2035 capital budget, which includes a fare freeze, monthly capping and service improvements.
Read MoreHow to find Toronto’s best live music venues and festivals
THE GREEN LINE GUIDE TO… TORONTO’S BEST LIVE MUSIC VENUES AND FESTIVALS San Veliz stands in front of the Baby G on Dundas Street West. : Amartya Smaran/The Green Line. Adele Lukusa Graduate of Toronto Metropolitan University and Kitchener native living in Riverdale. Enamoured with all things arts and culture. Journalist and avid zinester who…
Read MoreHow Bike Share Toronto’s plans could change how you get around the city
On Nov. 24, Bike Share Toronto shared an update on its expansion, and plans to improve its services across the city.
Read MoreHow to get free passes to Toronto attractions & events
THE GREEN LINE GUIDE TO… Free passes to Toronto attractions and events Visitors look at the animals at the Toronto Zoo. : Donna Lay/Unsplash. 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 milk tea. Β Dec. 1,…
Read MoreToronto’s plan for affordable housing near transit β and its provincial limitations
The City of Toronto is discussing the goals and limitations of its Inclusionary Zoning Policy, which will require affordable housing in new developments near public transit.
Read MoreLearning “life design” with serial entrepreneur Patti Pokorchak
Patti Pokorchak talks about sales lessons, entrepreneurship, the courage to pivot at any age and her undergraduate class “life design.”
Read MoreHow this social enterprise is making room for emerging racialized artists in Toronto
Trevor Twells of MakeRoom Inc. talks about how his agency is combating nepotism and gatekeeping by creating, curating and facilitating art by emerging and racialized artists in Toronto.
Read MoreHow to involve local communities in planning and development: Lessons from Tamara Sabarini
Scadding Court’s Tamara Sabarini talks about the iconic upcycled shipping container market supporting local entrepreneurs, and the importance of involving the community in programming decisions.
Read MoreHow to chime in on a proposed student rental tower in Kensington Market
The City of Toronto is considering a proposal for a 19-storey student rental tower in Kensington Market β but not all residents are on board.
Read MoreHow a group of Etobicoke residents are organizing in support of a local homeless shelter
Karen-Luz Sison, co-organizer with Etobicoke Lakeshore Shelter Support Coalition, talks about challenges, wins and advice for grassroots mobilization.
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