As much as I love coffee, I love a good story even more.
The Green Line has always been a steady part of my journalism career.
I joined in 2021 as a social media coordinator, and then in 2023, I served as a community producer and associate producer through our partnership with Toronto CityNews, helping bridge our reporting to new audiences.
Now, I step into the role of Associate Editor and Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, focusing my reporting on Mount Dennis and Weston.
Local Journalism Initiative provides news organizations with funding to hire reporters and supports civic journalism by covering the diverse needs of communities across Canada.
I’ll get to share Weston and Mount Dennis’ solutions to systemic issues.
This means I’m on the lookout for stories about the topics listed below, so if you’ve got any tips, read till the end for my email!
- Housing insecurity
- Transit-led redevelopment
- Food access
- Employment pathways
- Access to public services
- And more!
- Housing insecurity
- Transit-led redevelopment
- Food access
- Employment pathways
- Access to public services
- And more!
I’ll help translate complex civic issues into accessible, service-oriented journalism that you could read while commuting to work on the TTC.
Here are some stories I’ve shared at The Green Line so far:
- How the new Toronto Tenant Union supports renters
- Are block parties the new protest?
- Why the City of Toronto denied one of its most flood-prone neighbourhoods an emergency response plan
- Toronto set aside $2M a year for this flood-prone neighbourhood. Residents have received less than 3% of it.
- Weston locals can visit this new food bank in an apartment building
- Why the Little Jamaica neighbourhood is shrinking
- Share your opinion on the future of affordable housing in Mount Dennis
If you live in these neighbourhoods and have a story to share or want to know something as a Torontonian visiting the area, feel free to email me at julia@thegreenline.to. I want to hear from you!
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