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Apply to these food banks and Indigenous organizations in Toronto

Whether you're fighting against food insecurity or supporting Indigenous-led wellness, here are five Toronto jobs that'll leave a mark. Do you care deeply about and promote food security for ...
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Get some gardening in before the first snow with Toronto’s Urban Farm Initiative

Think farming season is over? Not quite, the Urban Farm Initiative is still recruiting volunteers to help out at the Rexlington Community Garden. Located at 30 Bergamot Ave. in Rexdale-Kipling, the ...
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Toronto Chinatown Land Trust announces first property acquisition campaign

The Toronto Chinatown Land Trust elects board members, reviews financials and announces its first property acquisition campaign at its AGM. The Toronto Chinatown Land Trust (TCLT) announced its first ...
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Four Toronto sub shops that aren’t Subway

So you want a footlong, but not the generic Subway sandwiches, don’t you? Listen up, folks. I love a good Italian herbs,cheese and tuna sub from Subway. But I’ve heard rumours for years and read ...
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Mortgage renewal coming up? Here’s what all those terms mean

Amortization? Refinancing? Blend-and-extend? We break down the mortgage terms Toronto homeowners should know before renewing. Renewing your mortgage can feel like learning a whole new language.
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The Green Line helped me love Toronto

I joined The Green Line at a time when I wasn’t sure if I wanted to call Toronto home. I had moved to the city from Beirut, Lebanon eight months prior, and was struggling to see myself building a life ...
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Donate coffee and tea to this community hub in downtown Toronto

Give back this fall season to a church community hub in downtown Toronto that supports Torontonians year round. The Church of the Holy Trinity’s Trinity CommUNITY Hub is looking for coffee and tea ...
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Where does the City of Toronto’s money actually go?

Last episode we talked about where the City gets its money. Now we’re breaking down where that money goes and who decides on it. Last week, we talked about capital and operating budgets, sources of ...
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At Little Jamaica’s community-led townhall, residents imagine what comes next

Residents and supporters of Toronto's Little Jamaica meet at a community-led townhall to discuss next steps for the neighbourhood's future. Little Jamaica residents and organizers are calling for more ...
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The early days of postal service in Toronto, explained

Toronto’s postal history began in York in the late 1700s; here’s what you need to know about postmasters, how people got their mail and more. At some point in your life, you’ve probably visited a ...
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Find your people.

Toronto's a lot, so come meet the people who make it feel a little more like home at our next Action Journey® or Community event. RSVP now to save your spot. Whether you’re a horror media nerd or ...
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Enid Kohler

Toronto native currently studying History and Communications at McGill University. Big fan of urban green spaces, local coffee shops and using storytelling to unite communities. Use this ward profile ...