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Milton mayoral candidates call for clean campaigning | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Milton, Ont. mayoral candidates Gord Krantz and Zainab Azim sat together at a booth in Troy’s diner Wednesday, sipping on milkshakes — one chocolate and one strawberry. The pair are running against each other in the upcoming municipal election, but are committed to ensuring they run clean campaigns. To do so, they teamed up to shoot a video encouraging people to keep politics civil. “While I like strawberry milkshakes,” said Azim in a social media video. “We both agree that Troy’s has the best m
Micro-shelter village being built in Scarborough | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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A plot of land in Scarborough is under construction, as a team of community advocates work towards a 10-unit micro-shelter village. Tiny Tiny Homes executive director Ryan Donais is behind the effort. “There’s going to be a huge community building where they’re going to have a common space, a staffing office and a social work office where they can meet with doctors, social workers,” he explained. Donais previously built and placed mobile emergency shelters at St. James Park. Now, the vision for
One Toronto man’s mission to cook for the city’s hungry | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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At the corner of Dundas and Sherbourne streets, one Toronto man is making weekly visits to the area. Rolling a wagon filled with grilled cheese-making ingredients and a travel stove top, Sean Espinoza has made it his mission to feed those in need. “I’ll go to different parts of the city and I’ll always just find a bunch of people that are hungry,” said the creator of Picnic in the Six. He started the initiative nearly a year ago, heading onto the streets of Toronto offering hot meals and supplie
Blue Jays’ Dylan Cease launches capsule collection at AGO | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Sports fans and art lovers collided at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) Tuesday as a limited-edition capsule collection was revealed. It includes prints, postcards, clothing and totes featuring the painting “Eve of Toronto” created by Blue Jays’ pitcher Dylan Cease. “I get to enjoy doing the painting, I get to show it off and let everyone see it and then we also get to make money and have it all go to good causes,” said Cease. “It’s all a lot of positivity stacked on each other.” Proceeds from t
1 in 3 Ontario children are living in food-insecure homes: Breakfast Club of Canada | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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As children prepare to head back to school, a nutritious meal will be an important way to start off their day. New data from Breakfast Club of Canada is highlighting the growing need for programs to make sure it’s possible for all kids to receive those meals. “Kids show up to school every day and, very often, don’t have the nutrition that they need to get through that day in a positive way or be their best selves at school,” said Ryan Baker, Breakfast Club of Canada programs lead. “What we want
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