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Where Does Etobicoke Go Out To Eat? (opens the original)
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Life is expensive. Going out isn’t always as easy as it used to be. So when we do go out, where are we choosing to spend our money?ShareI think a lot of us are feeling the increased costs and the pinch is getting harder on many local families. The cost of groceries, housing and pretty much everything else has changed the way many of us spend our money. Eating out, once something
Municipal Election 2026: The Etobicoke Races Are Taking Shape (opens the original)
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With the October 26th municipal election day now just over a month away, the field is set and the campaign is moving into a new phase. Across Etobicoke, residents will be choosing representatives for Toronto City Council as well as the Toronto District School Board and Toronto Catholic District School Board.Here’s a look at where the three Etobicoke city council races currently stand. We will look at the school boards next week.Ward 1: Etobicoke NorthWard 1 Etobicoke North has 10 certified candi
What Is Really Happening In Ontario Schools? (opens the original)
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As students settle into a new school year, educators, education workers, parents and caregivers are raising questions about what conditions actually look like inside our schools.On September 16, education workers and their supporters across Ontario will take part in a province-wide Day of Action, drawing attention to concerns about properly funded and fully staffed schools, learning and working conditions, and the supports available to students and the people who work in our schools.At the same
From Vacant Site To New Community: The changing face of The East Mall & Bloor (opens the original)
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If you have lived near this part of Etobicoke for a while, you may remember when the site at The East Mall and Gibbs Road looked very different. Once upon a time it held the Valhalla Centre; an office complex that included many floors belonging to TD Insurance. Many years earlier, for decades, that complex was next door to the Valhalla Inn, but that is a story for another day. Share</sp
Women of Ward 2: A Campaign Listening Session (opens the original)
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Women make up roughly half of our population, but that doesn’t mean experiences, concerns and priorities are always fully represented in the conversations that shape our communities.Too often, female voices aren’t heard, and we aren’t giving them enough space for genuine conversations about the political issues that affect all of us.That is why Jennifer Alexander is creating that space as part of her campaign for Toronto City Council in Ward 2.On Thursday, September 24 from 7:00–8:00 PM, Jennife
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