Hi friends and neighbours,

Happy belated Earth Day! There are a ton of environmental events this weekend, from community clean-ups to bike rides to a turtle parade in High Park. Why not enjoy the nice weather and meet some neighbours while you're at it?

You may have heard the story over the weekend that our esteemed premier decided to buy a private jet for $29m for travel, and then that he sold it again a few days later following backlash.

This story sounded funny to me not because Ford wouldn't buy a private plane—he absolutely would—but because Ford doesn't really give a crap about public outrage. Not when dismantling speed cameras that even his cop buddies wanted to stay up, not when taking over school boards all over Ontario, not when selling off Wasaga beach or ripping up bike lanes or closing down Ontario place or putting in a luxury spa. All of these had much longer, sustained critical campaigns in the media, from the opposition, and at the grassroots level, and it hardly moved the needle at all.

There's a tendency in our age of polycrisis to dismiss certain things as "distractions", which can become a toxic way of looking at the world. Issues that affect a smaller number of people still cause real harm and still deserve our earnest attention. Buying a private jet and then claiming you changed your mind because of public outrage, though: seems pretty distracting! Not just because it's taking up news cycles instead of him changing Ontario's Freedom of Information laws so that he can hide his own wrongdoing, but also because I've heard people express frustration that this is the thing that got people to mobilize.

The assumption seems to be that the reason Ford listened to critics this time because his voters were the ones who got mad. I don't think that's an unreasonable assumption, but I also don't think there's any way for us to know if it's true. More importantly, it is demobilizing to imagine a large swathe of Ontarians who are blithely indifferent to corruption and cruelty and widespread harm to our most vulnerable, who were only moved to get up in arms about an (admittedly very stupid) plane.

We've already seen this administration pull the tactic of saying something extreme, walking it back, and then doing the very bad thing they were going to do all along with Bill 60. It would not at all shock me if the private plane stunt was a deliberate attempt to dominate the news cycle so that people pay less attention to the fact that Ford wants to take over the TTC, change the law to make it much harder for the public to know what elected officials are doing, and let the province arbitrarily name appointees to run municipal councils with same "strong mayor" powers as democratically elected representatives. Maybe enough people texted Ford that it got through, or maybe this was the plan all along. Ultimately it doesn't matter. Our job is still to organize and to build something sustainable, with durable power beyond a fleeting news cycle.

Thanks for showing up.

Jenny

Events this week

Thursday, April 23, 2026 🔗

11AM — Harm Reduction & Naloxone Training (550 Queen St E, Unit 150)
Black Coalition for Aids Prevention - A vital, hands-on Harm Reduction & Naloxone Training session. This workshop is designed to be accessible, non-judgmental, and practical. Whether you're looking to support your community or simply want to be prepared, you'll leave with the confidence to act in an emergency.

2:30PM — Reading the past to unchain the present: Women, war and social reproduction (Virtual)
York University Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change - Rethinking the role of war and social displacement in the present restructuring of the global economy, Federici argues that women play a major role in the reconstruction of the community and the struggle for a different world.

5:30PM — Phone Bank for School Meals (Virtual)
Progress Toronto - Mayor Chow and Toronto City Council have voted to expand school meals, but to feed all students, the Ford government must match the city’s investment. Join Progress Toronto in calling residents across the city to help them tell the Ford government to fund school meals!

6PM — Motown and the Making of Working-Class Revolutionaries (First Unitarian Congregation)
Workers’ Alliance - Come hear authors Jerome Scott and Walda Katz-Fishman discuss their new book, “Mowtown and the Making of Working-Class Revolutionaries: The Story of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers” and learn about an important point in the history of auto organizing in Detroit

6PM — No War With Iran! (1202 Bloor St W)
Toronto Association for Peace and Solidarity - TAPS is continuing its ”No War on Iran” campaign with an action in front of MP Julie Dzerowicz’s office. All peace-loving people must stop Canada from joining the imperialist war on Iran. Canada needs a foreign policy based on peace, disarmament, and solidarity, not war and aggression!

6:30PM — Queer South Asians Craft Day (333 Sherbourne St)
Queer South Asians - A relaxed evening of crafting in support of our free community events and programs. Come make buttons, cards and many other sorts of crafts! PWYC, all skill levels welcome, supplies provided, open to all LGBTQ+ folks and allies.

8PM — Lessons from Taiwan's Health Care System (Virtual)
Canadian Doctors for Medicare - Dr. William Hsiao, who led the task force that designed Taiwan’s world-class health care system, Dr. Hsiao will explain why he chose Canada's single-payer system as the initial blueprint for Taiwan, how Taiwan has built on and improve d that modeland what lessons we should take from Tai in turn. Bernard Ho.

Friday, April 24, 2026 🔗

3PM — Fridays 4 Palestine (Yonge and Bloor)
Fridays4Palestine - Come show your support for Palestinians every Friday at the Israel Consulate. Stand up for human rights and say no to genocide.

3PM — Nucro's Nightmare: Toronto's Next Protest (Nucro-Technics)
The Anti-Vivisection Alliance - For World Day for Animals in Laboratories, we are heading back to Nucro-Technics Inc. to once again demand that this torture facility stop testing on animals. Let's make this the biggest protest there yet!

4PM — The People’s Gallery Fundraising Auction (First Student Centre, Keele Campus, Room 430)
Palestine Solidarity Collective @ YorkU - Join The People’s Gallery for a closing fundraising auction, which will feature Ahmed Sarsour, a Sudanese-Palestinian poet currently in Gaza. Stay tuned for more information!

8PM — The Grind’s 3-Year Anniversary Party (Available upon registration)
The Grind Magazine - Performances, DJs, silent auction, drinks and snacks downtown to celebrate three years of The Grind and raise money for the paper.

Saturday, April 25, 2026 🔗

9AM — Palestinian Land Exercise (5757 Coopers Ave)
Palestinian Cultural Arts Collective - An interactive, experiential workshop that simulates Palestinian history from the late 19th century to today. Participants role-play Palestinian experiences of displacement, land loss, erasure, constant dehumanization, life at checkpoints, and other realities of life under Occupation.

9:15AM — Earth Week Retreat: Rooted in Earth, Rising in Creativity! (Trinity St. Paul's United Church)
Trinity St. Paul's United Church - Join Trinity St. Paul's United Church community to explore our relationship with the Earth, honour our feelings about the climate crisis, nurture and renew our spirits, and get inspired for healing work in the world. Featuring connection practices, singing in community, and workshops.

10AM — Zine Workshop: Envisioning a Sustainable Markham (Milliken Mills Library)
UnearthD - A free, youth-focused zine workshop exploring sustainability through art, storytelling, and community dialogue. No experience needed. What does a sustainable Markham look like to you?

10AM — Ride to Centennial Park (Eglinton Ave & Black Creek Dr)
Cycle Toronto - Spring is here, and Cycle Toronto is hosting a community group ride. There'll be snacks and refreshments at the end, all ages and abilities welcome!

10:30AM — No Frills Outreach with Parents for Child Care (No Frills at 222 Lansdowne Ave)
Parents for Child Care - Talk to your neighbors about the $10aDay Child Care For All campaign! Connect with other parents, collect petition signatures, and hand out flyers to promote accessible, affordable and high quality child care for all. Feel free to bring your little ones!

11AM — VegStock! Toronto’s First Vegan Market (108 Dundas St W)
Wishbone Animal Rights Lab - The first vegan market of the year is planting itself indoors -- and you’re invited to bask in the good vibes (without worrying about the weather). Come for a full-day celebration of plant-powered goodness, creativity, and community.

11AM — Wexford BIA & SZW Spring Community Clean Up (2121 Lawrence Avenue East)
Wexford BIA & Scarborough Zero Waste - Come help your community clean up Wexford Heights! Bags and gloves will be provided but you can also bring your own gardening or work gloves to limit single use waste. Pizza provided!

12PM — Protest Doug Ford (Queen’s Park)
Protest Doug Ford - Doug Ford has been selling off our province for parts for years and he has consistently shown he’s not on the people’s side. It’s time to stand up for our rights and for those who cannot. Come to Queen’s Park to get loud!

12PM — St James Town Repair Cafe (349 Ontario St)
Repair Cafe Toronto - Learn how to fix your broken household items! Repair Cafe will teach you how to fix: computers, small appliances, home electronics, general housewares, clothing & jewelry, bikes sand toys, books and papers, and more. Limit 1 item per person.

1PM — Jane and Finch Civic Assembly Pilot (Virtual)
Untitled Planning - Jane Finch residents are invited to come together for two sessions to talk about what matters most in your community — and help shape how the neighbourhood grows and changes over the next decade.

1PM — BDS Leafletting (900 Dufferin St)
Davenport 4 Palestine - Join Davenport 4 Palestine for the weekly BDS leafleting campaign at Dufferin Mall. Meet outside south entrance and buddy up – no experience necessary!

1PM — Socialist Job Fair (Available upon registration)
Democratic Socialists of Canada - An opportunity for socialists, leftists, and activists to find work where you can fight for change. As we push back against austerity and authoritarianism, we still have to earn a living, and the workplace is one of the key sites of that struggle.

1PM — Volunteer for Renters' Rights (Lawrence Ave E & Morningside Ave)
Progress Toronto - Doug Ford’s government passed new legislation (Bill 60) that makes it easier for landlords to evict renters and make finding an affordable place to live even harder. Join Progress Toronto in knocking on doors inside rental buildings across Toronto to make sure Ford still feels the pressure for his threats to renters.

1PM — Alternative All-Gender Clothing Swap (Ground Control)
Ground Control - Everyone could use a wardrobe refresh that helps you buy less stuff and keeps textiles out of landfill. 100% of entry funds will be going to the Toronto Vegetarian Food Bank. Leftover clothing items will be donated to charity.

2PM — Harm Reduction in Toronto: A Panel Discussion on Advocacy & Services (North York Central Library)
Toronto Public Library - Join community health workers & advocates for a guided conversation about harm reduction. The discussion will cover resources, policies and services in Toronto that affect people who use drugs, and practical ways that to can support community.

2PM — Motown and the Making of Working-Class Revolutionaries (St Luke’s Church)
Workers’ Alliance - Come hear authors Jerome Scott and Walda Katz-Fishman discuss their new book, “Mowtown and the Making of Working-Class Revolutionaries: The Story of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers” and learn about an important point in the history of auto organizing in Detroit

2PM — Turtles on the Move Parade (High Park Main Entrance)
Turtle Protectors Tkaronto - Join Turtle Protectors for a parade through High Park to raise awareness about preventing turtle deaths on Ontario roads. All are welcome, bring your families!

2PM — Noname Book Club Toronto – The Wretched of the Earth (24 Cecil St)
A Different Booklist - Noname Book Club connects community members both inside and outside carceral facilities with radical books to build community through political education. For April, join A Different Booklist to discuss The Wretched of the Earth by Frantz Fanon.

3PM — Oral History Project Showcase (Pamenar)
Kensington Market Community Land Trust - The KMCLT Research Committee is excited to host a reception to celebrate the public launch of Oral Histories Project, which showcases the voices and stories of neighbours in Kensington Market.

3PM — Freelancers of Toronto, Unite! (Film Cafe)
Canadian Freelance Union - Toronto freelancers – let’s get organized! Come meet other freelancers, grab free coffee & nibbles, and learn about the importance of unionizing from your fellow workers.

6PM — No More Divide & Rule: People’s Forum on Xenophobia and Migrant Justice (427 Bloor St W)
Migrant Rights Network - Join with migrant and undocumented people, community organizers, activists and unionists to build a collective analysis of what’s really happening in Canada – what Bill C-12 means, who benefits when workers are divided, and how migrant organizations are fighting back.

6:30PM — Earth Night Toronto 2026 (108 Dundas St W)
DJs for Climate Action - Dance local, act global! A night of reflection, community building, music and dancing to the first ever Earth Night event in Toronto. A portion of the ticket proceeds will go to Wishbone Animal Rights Lab and DJs for Climate Action

7PM — CUBA Resiste! - In Conversation About Cuba Today (College St United Church)
Leo Panitch School for Socialist Education - Cuba is facing deepening hardship with blackouts, and critical shortages of food, fuel, and medicine. Join for an evening of dialogue, learning, and collective action to unpack what is happening in Cuba today beyond the headlines.

7PM — Acoustic Concert Fundraiser for the Philippines (Kensington Market, DM for address)
Canada-Philippine Solidarity Organization - An acoustic set to support peasant organizers in the Philippines, featuring performances from Parallel Play, June Hawthorne & Toast. Come hear great music and learn more about peasant struggle in the Philippines!

Sunday, April 26, 2026 🔗

9:30AM — Davenport's Community Environment Day (Dufferin Mall)
TTC Riders - Come and join TTC Riders to table at Councillor Alejandra Bravo's Community Environment Day event in Ward 9, Davenport! Engage with local residents on all things public transit. Come for an hour, two or all of it, you don't have to join for the entire time.

10AM — Virtual Tech Worker’s Coalition Coffee (Virtual)
Tech Worker’s Coalition Canada - Drop by for a virtual coffee hour on Sunday mornings to chat with fellow tech workers about what’s on your mind and to learn more about the Tech Worker’s Coalition. TWC considers anyone who is involved in the production and maintenance of digital technology to be a tech worker, whether you are a bike courier working at a food delivery app service, a designer, a software engineer, a product owner, a data labeller or a content moderator. Hope to see you there!

11AM — North York Community Clean-Up (Old Cummer Historical Bridge)
North York Cycles - As the snow melts, spring presents the ugliness of litter that must be cleaned up. North York Cycles has had the privilege of using the Finch Hydro Corridor as a wonderful route – come help keep the trail clean for the warm season!

11AM — Gaza Square (371 Wallace Ave)
Davenport 4 Palestine - Daveport 4 Palestine invites you to come hang out at Gaza square on Sunday mornings with hot chocolate and coffee, buttons and posters, lawn signs and colourful chalk. Come say hi and meet your fellow neighbours/organizers as they make their presence known and continue to build safety in their community!

11AM — Sundays 4 Palestine (Bathurst and Sheppard)
Sundays4Palestine - Weekly counterprotest to the Zionist community that comes out to celebrate the ongoing genocide in Palestine. Flags and signs provided.

11AM — Architecture Lobby April Meetup (Virtual)
Architecture Lobby Toronto - HVAC is The Architecture Lobby's monthly drop-in social for all general members and friends. For Earth Month, TAL-TO will be hosting a virtual reading and discussion session on the intersections between architectural work and climate justice.

12PM — Seminar on Atrocity Crimes (North York Central Library)
Northern Justice Watch - A panel of experts on human rights and democracy to speak on case studies of atrocity crimes affecting specific communities.

12PM — Willowdale Repair Cafe (Downsview Park)
Repair Cafe Willowdale - In honour of earth day, come by this mini repair café in Willowdale! From small appliances and clothing to housewares and computers, volunteers will be help restore what might otherwise be discarded—reducing waste, conserving resources, and rethinking the way we consume.

1PM — Rally for Cuba (361 University Ave)
Canadian-Cuban Friendship Association - Monthly rally in solidarity with Cuba and its people, across the street from the US Consulate. Continue to demand an end to the inhumane and genocidal blockade perpetrated by the United States against the Cuban people.

Monday, April 27, 2026 🔗

9:30AM — Thinking Beyond The Market: Film Screening and Discussion (10 Trinity Square)
Public Progress - A film screening and panel discussion of Thinking Beyond the Market: A Film About Genuinely Affordable Housing. Featuring remarks from the director and a panel moderated by Diana Chan McNally.

12:30PM — Weekly Phone Zap for Palestine (Virtual)
Toronto Zaps For Palestine - Join with organizers from coast to coast in calling, emailing, and faxing demands to elected officials for a full two-way arms embargo to stop Canada's complicity in the genocide.

6PM — Volunteer for Renters' Rights (Islington Station)
Progress Toronto - Doug Ford’s government passed new legislation (Bill 60) that makes it easier for landlords to evict renters and make finding an affordable place to live even harder. Join Progress Toronto in knocking on doors inside rental buildings across Toronto to make sure Ford still feels the pressure for his threats to renters.

6PM — Voices Can't Be Bombed (The Beacon Room)
Voices Can’t Be Bombed - Another Palestinian poetry fundraiser! Toronto writers will read the words of Khaled Al-Quershali, a young Palestinian writer from Gaza. There will also be art, music, an action, and raffle. All proceeds to support Khaled's evacuation and education.

7PM — Confronting the Far-Right: Lessons from Italy and Spain (College St United Church)
The Leo Panitch School for Socialist Education - How did the rise of the contemporary far-right come about in Southern Europe? How are left and anti-fascist movements responding to this? What lessons can the socialist left in Canada take from the experiences of Italy and Spain?

7PM — Beit Tamaya Jam3a Fundraiser for Lebanon (Drom Taberna)
Beit Tamaya - An offering for community, a space for food, conversation, and connection. Be with each other in real time while raising funds for displaced communities in Lebanon. All profits donated to trusted individuals working directly on the ground in Lebanon.

8PM — The Social Production of Science: The Circulation of Science (Virtual)
Science for the People - How is science knowledge communicated and circulated? In this month's reading group, discuss the scientific journal, the scientific conference, and the peer review and granting process as methods of sharing scientific knowledge, establishing, and gatekeeping what is considered Science.

Tuesday, April 28, 2026 🔗

12PM — Labour Day of Mourning (500 Bay St)
Toronto and York Region Labour Council - In memory of those who have lost their lives, been injured or made sick in their workplaces. Come together to mourn and to fight for justice for injured workers together.

2PM — Unsmoke Butt Blitz at Morningside Park (Morningside Park)
A Greener Future - Join communities across Canada to collect 1 million cigarette butts to build a real park bench through TerraCycle. By joining this cleanup, you’re not just removing toxic litter from the environment; you’re helping turn pollution into something lasting, useful, and public.

5PM — East End Acts Vigil feat. Sumudna Choir (Main and Danforth)
East End Acts - Come join your neighbours for the monthly East End Acts Vigil with special guests the Sumudna Choir. Come together to support Palestine and to call for collective liberation from war and injustice.

6PM — Wiki Edit-A-Thon with Artists Against Artwashing (Gallery TPW)
Artists Against Artwashing - Join AAA to edit wiki pages connected to the Azrieli Foundation, the charitable counterpart of Israel's largest real estate company that actively funds the Zionist lobby in Canada in an effort to shape the narrative on Palestine. Followed by film screening of 13 short films from and for Palestine.

6:15PM — Toronto Screening: Earth's Greatest Enemy (Innis College)
Kesaco - ​A documentary screening about the world's biggest—and most unaccountable—polluter: the US military. Learn the environmental cost of having a military empire. Featuring opening remarks by U of T Professor on International Politics Arnd Jurgensen and open discussion after.

7PM — Civic Meetup – Numbers Are Not Real (Hybrid)
Civic Tech Toronto - Civic Tech Toronto's weekly meetups bring together Torontonians who want to improve the city through design, tech, and data. This week, Terra Gillespie will talk about the ways numbers are used and misused in public discourse, and how to develop a critical lens on budgets, stats, and metrics. Followed by project breakout sessions.

Wednesday, April 29, 2026 🔗

5PM — Wednesdays 4 Palestine (Danforth and Pape)
Wednesdays 4 Palestine - Every Wednesday afternoon in East Toronto. Flags and signs are provided.

5:15PM — Doorknocking for Palestine (Available upon RSVP)
Davenport 4 Palestine - Davenport 4 Palestine is doorknocking in the neighbourhood to mobilize neighbours in support of a real arms embargo. No experience is necessary, you'll be paired up with a seasoned doorknocker. RSVP by emailing at davenport4palestine@gmail.com.

6:30PM — Activism & Mental Health: Capitalism Can’t Be Fixed (Virtual)
Socialist Project - Every Wednesday from March 25 to May 13, join Dr. James Deutsch and the Socialist Project for a new political education series on activism and mental health. Capitalism can’t be fixed!

7PM — Virtual Workshop: Know Your Rights at Work (Virtual)
Workers’ Action Centre - Have you ever had a problem at your job? Join this free and confidential workshop to learn about your rights, how to protect yourself, and how to take action if you’re having an issue at work

Thursday, April 30, 2026 🔗

8:30AM — Climate Coffee Toronto: Monthly Coffee Meetup (Centre for Social Innovation)
Climate Coffee Toronto - A monthly coffee meetup for anyone working in or curious about climate and sustainability, this event brings together founders, investors, operators, scientists, students, and others interested in the field. No agenda, no speakers, and no name tags, just an informal space to grab a coffee.

6PM — Abolition Pub-Ed: Critical Care For Survival (Virtual)
Disability Justice Network of Ontario - Abolitionist care planning strategies and tools for disabled people and/or their allies, who may be, or have been criminalized, psychiatrized or institutionalized. Hear from Megan, a long-time DJNO organizer, community researcher, writer, and Mad survivor about community care practices.

6PM — Lake Shore Boulevard West Study Community Consultation (350 Kipling Ave)
City of Toronto - 3rd Community Consultation Meeting for the Lake Shore Boulevard West study. The public meeting will focus on City staff’s final draft recommendations for bringing more housing along Avenues, new placemaking opportunities, support of local businesses, and make for a thriving, safe, and accessible Lake Shore Boulevard West.

6PM — Volunteer for Renters' Rights (Eglinton Station)
Progress Toronto - Doug Ford’s government passed new legislation (Bill 60) that makes it easier for landlords to evict renters and make finding an affordable place to live even harder. Join Progress Toronto in knocking on doors inside rental buildings across Toronto to make sure Ford still feels the pressure for his threats to renters.

6PM — CivicTechBrampton: Introduction to HAM radio (8 Queen St E, Brampton)
CivicTechBrampton - ​Did you know that volunteer HAM radio operators are an essential part of emergency responses in cases of major emergency events in Brampton and Peel Region? ​What can we learn from HAM Radio operators who contribute to our technology resiliency and well as community connections?

Down the road

Friday, May 1, 2026 🔗

3PM — From charity to community care: The evolution of Fred Victor (56 Queen St E)
3PM — Fridays 4 Palestine (Yonge and Bloor)
5PM — International Workers' Day 2026 (Christie Pits)
5:30PM — How to save a bike lane (a cycling story on foot) (Queen's Park)
6:30PM — May Day Mayworks Festival Launch (25 Cecil St)

Saturday, May 2, 2026 🔗

7PM — FilmSocial: Bread and Roses (College St United Church)
8PM — MayDay: An Evening of Beats, Bars, Bass and Solidarity (BSMT 254)
10AM — Spring Community Cleanup in Mimico (Mimico Square)
11:30AM — Free Clothing Swap (The Hub)
12PM — Raising Awareness with StopGap Foundation (Dundas and Augusta)
1PM — Jane and Finch Civic Assembly Pilot (Jane-Finch area)
1PM — Building Better Cities - with "8 80 Cities" Director Amanda O'Rourke (Etobicoke Civic Centre)
1PM — BDS Leafletting (900 Dufferin St)
2PM — Sites of Resistance (1499 Queen Street West)
2PM — Reimagining Heat Vulnerability Workshop (Jane Finch Centre)
4:30PM — Ag-gag Poster Jam (600 Bay Street)
5:30PM — A Sacred Fire for Gaza (750 Bloor St W)
6:30PM — Resisting Imperialism: Workers for Solidarity, Sovereignty, and Peace (25 Cecil St)

Sunday, May 3, 2026 🔗

10AM — Virtual Tech Worker’s Coalition Coffee (Virtual)
11AM — Gaza Square (371 Wallace Ave)
11AM — Sundays 4 Palestine (Bathurst and Sheppard)
1PM — How to Knock on Doors (Queen and Spadina)
1PM — The Surveillance Stroll (Union Station entrance on Front St)
1PM — Hot Cargo Townhall (Available upon registration)
2PM — Revolutionary study series: Marxism and oppression (Resistance bookroom)
5PM — Pedestrian Summit TO (Cecil Community Center)

Monday, May 4, 2026 🔗

7PM — Covering the Struggle - Journalism in a Time of Crisis (TBD)
12:30PM — Weekly Phone Zap for Palestine (Virtual)

Tuesday, May 5, 2026 🔗

7PM — Ride of the Rebels (Bloor & Montrose)

Wednesday, May 6, 2026 🔗

5PM — Wednesdays 4 Palestine (Danforth and Pape)
5:15PM — Doorknocking for Palestine (Available upon RSVP)
6:30PM — Activism & Mental Health: Capitalism Can’t Be Fixed (Virtual)

Thursday, May 7, 2026 🔗

6PM — CivicTechBrampton: Climate Voting Records (8 Queen St E, Brampton)

Friday, May 8, 2026 🔗

3PM — Fridays 4 Palestine (Yonge and Bloor)

Saturday, May 9, 2026 🔗

10AM — Community Cleanup of the Mimico Creek Valley (Orchard Cres. Cul-de-Sac)
1PM — BDS Leafletting (900 Dufferin St)

Sunday, May 10, 2026 🔗

10AM — Virtual Tech Worker’s Coalition Coffee (Virtual)
11AM — Gaza Square (371 Wallace Ave)
11AM — Sundays 4 Palestine (Bathurst and Sheppard)
2PM — Harm Reduction Book Club: Displacement City (Virtual)

Monday, May 11, 2026 🔗

12:30PM — Weekly Phone Zap for Palestine (Virtual)

Wednesday, May 13, 2026 🔗

5PM — Wednesdays 4 Palestine (Danforth and Pape)
5:15PM — Doorknocking for Palestine (Available upon RSVP)
6:30PM — Activism & Mental Health: Capitalism Can’t Be Fixed (Virtual)

Friday, May 15, 2026 🔗

3PM — Fridays 4 Palestine (Yonge and Bloor)

Saturday, May 16, 2026 🔗

1PM — BDS Leafletting (900 Dufferin St)