How Do You Solve a Problem Like Gun Violence in Toronto?
Louis March of the Zero Gun Violence Movement and Marcel Wilson of the One by One Movement provide insights on the city’s continued struggles with gun violence.
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COVID-19 vaccine found to cause adverse scavenger-like side effects in Toronto recipients
Side effects have also been linked to the recent surge in vicious raccoon attacks throughout the city.
York students weigh in on their experiences of gas prices reaching record highs
In a seemingly never-ending turn of events, gas prices continue to rise in the GTA, with students who drive to campus feeling the effects.
York’s Vax the Northwest clinic ramps up vaccination outreach
York’s latest mass vaccination event, ‘Vax the Northwest,’ highlights the immense progress in their vaccination outreach efforts as part of the initiative for easy vaccine access in Northwest Toronto.
Toronto police increase budget for 2022 to $1.1 billion
The impact of the omicron surge has seen the education and healthcare sectors take a massive financial hit. Amidst this mess, the City of Toronto has granted the Toronto Police Service a $24-million increase to their budget.
The Art Gallery of Ontario’s Andy Warhol exhibit
A reflection on the 20th century icon Andy Warhol; an artist who explored the concepts of American culture, sexuality, consumerism, and impacted many aspects of pop culture.
Planned protests occur at hospitals through Ontario
Protests of the COVID-19 immunization passports at different hospitals occurred this past week, with CFN citing ‘personal autonomy’ as their main reason for protesting
Online and in-person: Must-see exhibits on now
These must-see artistic exhibits and literary collections are perfect for a day out or a night in.
Playing in Public: A must-see art installation
Playing in Public is a massive art installation in Fort York that includes installations and games that aim to get people moving, connecting, and having fun outside.
Anti-Muslim hate crimes a continued source of fear for Canadian students
Since the London attack a month ago, hate crimes on Canadian Muslims remain ongoing.