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How to build up the arts in your neighbourhood: Lessons from Mount Dennis youth

Amanda Seraphina

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Adele Lukusa

How to increase tree cover in your neighbourhood: Lessons from Thorncliffe Park

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How Toronto’s tackling homelessness with six new shelters

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How Little Jamaica is preserving local culture with Toronto’s first Black-led land trust

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How to nurture a collaborative music scene: Lessons from Beatcave

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Toronto’s updating its land-use plan — have your say

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The reality of being a queer woman in the trades with Megan Kinch

Adele Lukusa

Tips from Downsview Airport on transforming underused urban areas into community spaces

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Midyan Samson, executive director of 4 The West End, empowers local youth arts.

How to build up the arts in your neighbourhood: Lessons from Mount Dennis youth

On coaching basketball and mentoring youth with Kevin Jeffers

How to tap into Toronto’s music scene: Tips from artists, organizers and fans

Michelle Delaney, project lead of Thorncliffe Park Urban Farmers, talks about tree canopy cover.

How to increase tree cover in your neighbourhood: Lessons from Thorncliffe Park

A man walks by 1615 Dufferin St.

How Toronto’s tackling homelessness with six new shelters

Anyika Mark, coordinator of Toronto's first Black-led land trust, stands in front of a Jamaican restaurant on Eglinton Avenue West.

How Little Jamaica is preserving local culture with Toronto’s first Black-led land trust

How to nurture a collaborative music scene: Lessons from Beatcave

Toronto’s updating its land-use plan — have your say

The reality of being a queer woman in the trades with Megan Kinch

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