Show Up Toronto - November 25, 2025
Hi friends and neighbours,
Yesterday protestors packed the public gallery at Queen's Park and created an organized disruption of the Bill 60 vote (including yours truly). The bill still passed, as we were all expecting it to, but the disruption and the premier's callous response to it made international news.
Politics in Ontario can be very disheartening. With the Conservatives holding a supermajority of seats, they have more or less free rein to enact whatever legislative agenda they want, and have shown zero interest in consulting with anyone who isn't a donor or lobbyist. It hella sucks! I hate it here (late-stage capitalism with a captured ruling class, not Ontario, most of the time).
The thing about political change is that while it is so much slower than we like, and it requires so many more of us than we have been told it will, it is always happening. Our political and social situation is never finite so long as there are people willing to put in the work to create change. There have been bad laws before that we have repealed, and there will be bad laws again that we will repeal, and this week we simply added a few more to the list.
Bill 60 took a month from introduction to passing. That's atrocious. But in that month, organizers knocked on over 10,000 doors to talk to tenants. How many people learned about tenant unions, or the unfairness of the Landlord Tenant Board? How many people attended an organizer training? How many people simply talked to their neighbours for the first time?
It is easy to lament our defeats, and I often do. It is harder to remember, though no less true, that the world would be a much worse place today if not for the efforts of organizers across the ages who all faced more defeats than victories. We always have to be more organized than we are, but it doesn't mean that what we've already built isn't itself already a bulwark. Every meal distributed, every eviction prevented, every overdose reversed matters. So does every door knocked, every mind changed. It may not feel like it does; it's a sort of act of faith to believe that snowflakes eventually add up to an avalanche. But in Canada, we know about sintering, how snowflakes bond to each other as soon as they touch, forming packs that are harder to dislodge the more of us there are.
York-South Weston and Climate Justice Toronto are not letting up on the tenant organizing, and they're holding a joint orientation this Saturday. Progress Toronto is also still knocking on doors across the city all this week and next. There's also a rally against wage theft on Saturday. Find your mountain, and let's get to work.
Thank you for showing up.
Jenny
⭐️ = events updated since the last newsletter
Events this week
Tuesday, November 25, 2025 🔗
11AM — Understanding Joint Struggles — Food Sovereignty from Turtle Island to Palestine, Sudan, and Beyond (Virtual)
Food Share Toronto - Communities worldwide are fighting for food sovereignty and self-determination – from Indigenous movements here on Turtle Island to struggles in Palestine, Sudan, and beyond. This webinar will explore how these deeply interconnected fights for food justice hold shared roots in resistance against settler-colonialism and imperialism.
1PM — ‘Bad’ Bodies, Borders and Un-Belonging: Conversations about Medical Inadmissibility (Virtual)
HIV Legal Network - Ahead of World AIDS Day, come unpack how Canada’s immigration system still excludes people living with HIV and other health conditions in the name of “medical admissibility.” This conversation brings together scholars, advocates, and people with lived experience to examine how ideas of health, burden, and risk have shaped immigration policy.
5PM — East End Acts Weekly Vigil (Main and Danforth)
East End Acts for Palestine - East End Acts will be meeting weekly on Tuesday afternoons to remember the thousands of men, women, and children murdered by the zionist state. Join your east end neighbours as we gather in solidarity to mourn & honour our martyrs, demand an end to the genocide in Palestine, and an end to Canadian complicity in the ongoing atrocities.
⭐️ 6PM — Communities First: The Future of Mining Justice (Virtual)
Mining Watch Canada - A roundtable webinar bringing together frontline partners from Canada and around the world to discuss current issues in their struggles for mining justice, share visions for the future, and learn how your support can make a lasting difference.
⭐️ 6PM — Volunteer for Renter Protections (Spadina Station)
Progress Toronto - Bill 60 has passed but that doesn’t mean the fight is over. Now that it’s even easier for landlords to evict renters and even harder to find an affordable place to live, we need tenant organizing more than ever. Join a canvass to let renters know how Bill 60 impacts them and help them mobilize to protect their rights!
⭐️ 6PM — Toronto Takes Action: Developing the Renovictions Bylaw (87 Elm St)
City of Toronto Housing Secretariat - The City is hosting an expert panel to discuss the development and use of the Renovictions bylaw as a municipal policy and legal mechanism to address bad-faith evictions; as well as how recent changes proposed by the Province through Bill 60 will impact the bylaw and renters.
7PM — Civic Hacknight - Building AI that complements human behaviour, not conflicts with it (Hybrid)
Civic Tech Toronto - Civic Tech Toronto's weekly hacknights bring together Torontonians who want to improve the city through design, tech, and data. tech, and data. This week, Elisabeth Costa will present key insights from BIT's new paper on AI & Human Behaviour, focusing on how behavioural science can augment AI's capabilities and align AI design with human psychology. Followed by breakout group sessions to work on projects.
7PM — IfNotNow Toronto Organizing Training (Virtual)
IfNotNow Toronto - Are you interested in organizing with IfNotNow Toronto? Sign up for an organizing training to learn about IfNotNow’s structure, strategy, culture, and principles, and join a movement of Jewish Canadians working to end this community's support for occupation, apartheid and genocide.
7PM — Structure 102: Distributed Leadership & Effective Teams (Virtual)
Climate Justice Organizing Hub - Building on the basis of Structure 101, explore how to build a strong group structure that supports working groups, pods, or teams working collectively on different pieces of a joint project or campaign. Learn principles that make for effective teams aligned on shared purpose and norms and explore how to integrate the snowflake model as a scalable approach to impactful organizing.
Wednesday, November 26, 2025 🔗
11:30AM — Driving Change: Sustainable Transport for People, Planet, and Prosperity (Virtual)
Sustainable Community Aid Network - A transformative webinar exploring how sustainable mobility can power poverty reduction, climate action, and inclusive growth. From affordable transit access to zero-emission innovations, this session dives deep into how transport systems can uplift communities, protect our planet, and create shared prosperity. Come for insightful discussions, real-world examples from Canada and global leaders, and practical solutions.
⭐️ 12PM — Climate Policy Rollbacks in Canada's National Media (Virtual)
Re.Climate - Canadian media is essential for interpreting and explaining government climate change policies. This media analysis shows that as the federal government is pausing or cancelling green policies, climate coverage is darkening in tone, political and economic framings are crowding out climate context, and the range of voices has diminished. But there are still bright spots.
⭐️ 12PM — Land Stewardship, Mutual Aid, and Freedom-Making (Virtual)
New Housing Alternatives - Rather than treating community-led housing and collective land models as new innovations, this session reframes them as part of a long lineage of collective survival and self-determination. From Reconstruction-era freedom colonies to 20th-century co-ops, land trusts, and encampment organizing, these practices demonstrate that mutual aid, shared ownership, and collective stewardship are living traditions of care, resilience, and resistance.
1:30PM — Confronting Fear-Based Politics (Virtual)
Canadian Drug Policy Coalition - In times of uncertainty, politicians scapegoat marginalized communities—blaming groups like migrants and people who use drugs for complex societal challenges. This webinar will explore how drug policy and migration intersect, the human rights and civil liberties at stake, and what it will take to build policies that truly protect people.
5PM — Activating Queer History in the Classroom (Virtual)
The ArQuives - A free online workshop for educators in Nunavut, Ontario, and Quebec highlighting the rich primary source materials held at the world’s largest independent collection of 2SLGBTQIA+ documentary heritage. Particiants will be guided through integrating these archives into their teaching practice.
5:45PM — 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.
6PM — Housing Rights and Tenant Organizing (The 519)
The 519 - Join The 519 for monthly discussions on housing rights, basics of tenant organizing, direct actions and community building. This month, come learn about deputations, which is a formal presentation made by tenants to a municipal government council, board of directors, or committee, bringing forward complaints, solutions, information, and advocacy.
6PM — Scarborough Zine Workshop (2660 Eglinton Ave East)
Scarborough Environmental Association - Come join a creative zine-making workshop! Let’s reflect on sustainability goals and set new intentions for the year ahead. All materials provided! Bring books, magazines, photos, or stickers for collaging if you’d like.
⭐️ 6PM — Trans Women Roundtable (285 Dufferin St)
Maggie’s Toronto - An evening of food, connection, and conversation led by trans women for trans women. Bringing together trans women from every walk of life to dive into real conversations about HRT, dating, survivle, relationships, and the strength we build when we stand together. Please RSVP!
⭐️ 6PM — Discussing Palestine in a Climate of Surveillance (80 Gould St)
Ricochet Media - Join Ricochet Media to celebrate the launch of our newest podcast, There is a List, and take part in a crucial panel on the doxxing and surveillance of pro-Palestine voices. Featuring journalists, academics, and activists.
7PM — Free Up: Intro to Police & Prison Abolition (Virtual)
Rania El Mugammar - This workshop introduces learners to the values and principles of the movement to abolish police and prisons. A world without police and prisons is not only possible - it is urgent and necessary. This session dives into that assertion, and the difficult questions that stem from it. Learners will reflect on the narratives learned about policing and prisons vs the reality of how policing and incarceration function. Alternative practices, interventions, and possibilities are embedded in the discussion.
7PM — Up in Smoke - Living with Heat and Wildfires (2275 Bayview Ave)
Glendon School of Public and International Affairs - Wildfires are reshaping Canada and the world. Driven by climate change, their growing intensity is causing record destruction, health emergencies from smoke, and rising economic and ecological costs. This event explores how wildfires are changing our environment, policies, and shared future.
Thursday, November 27, 2025 🔗
⭐️ 1PM — Unions Rise Up Against Gender-Based Violence (Virtual)
Canadian Labour Congress - Across the country, Canada’s unions are leading the fight to make work safer for everyone through collective bargaining, education, and political action. Join a dynamic discussion to highlight union-led wins that address gender-based violence both at work and in communities.
⭐️ 1PM — Holiday Bazaar for Gaza (230 College St)
Toronto Students for Palestine - Join this Holiday Bazaar for Gaza to raise money for mutual aid. There will be a tatreez workshop, a kuffiyeh sale, art and book market, and food and drink vendors. As the holiday season approaches let us remember that despite the alleged ‘ceasefire’ Palestinians in Gaza still need our support.
⭐️ 6PM — Volunteer for Renter Protections (Pape Station)
Progress Toronto - Bill 60 has passed but that doesn’t mean the fight is over. Now that it’s even easier for landlords to evict renters and even harder to find an affordable place to live, we need tenant organizing more than ever. Join a canvass to let renters know how Bill 60 impacts them and help them mobilize to protect their rights!
⭐️ 6PM — Tenants’ Rights Workshop (765 Queen St E)
Don Valley Community Legal Services - This free workshop with a housing lawyer from the Don Valley community legal clinic will cover tenant & landlord rights and responsibilities, maintenance and repairs, rent increases and AGIs (above-guideline increases), privacy and harassment, and tenant resources.
⭐️ 6:30PM — Living Disability (Hart House)
Hart House - This event celebrates Living Disability, a book that brings together the perspectives of more than 30 disabled leaders from across Canada. Learn about what disability justice looks and feels like and think about how to apply these ideas to campus life, 20 years after the passing of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.
7PM — Jailbreaking Canada (100 McCaul St)
OCAD University - The internet sucks because of policy that named individuals in living memory enacted to give tech giants the power to cheat their way to dominance, and to prey upon us with impunity. Cory Doctorow will be giving a talk on digital Elbows Up, how Canada can become a nation of jailbreakers to reclaim our digital sovereignty.
Friday, November 28, 2025 🔗
9AM — Climate Crossroads Conference (3359 Mississauga Road Rotunda)
Iron & Earth and U of T Mississauga MScSM - A one-day conference focusing on the climate crisis and how we can alter its course. Featuring workshops, speakers, and panels on various topics and perspectives, hear from some of Canada's leading climate advocates about ongoing efforts across the country, what actions are needed next, and what you can do to help. Topics will include renewable energy projects, climate policy, energy efficiency, green jobs, youth perspectives and initiatives, Indigenous perspectives and initiatives, and much more.
⭐️ 11AM — Repair Cafe (100 McCaul Lobby)
Repair Cafe Toronto - Join Reuse Depot's annual Repair Cafe! Bring in your jewellery or textiles to get repair help and learn from expert volunteer fixers.
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.
5PM — Preservation Workshop (71 Grange Ave)
With Love Toronto - A beginner-friendly, three-technique preservation workshop! Learn how to collagen-rich stocks, tart jams and late-harvest pickled veg. PWYC, all tickets proceeds to Giwaabamin, a grassroots clinic that provides herbal medicine for illnesses linked to houselessness, environmental exposure, poverty and incarceration.
⭐️ 5PM — Plate and Planet Game Night (44 Lilian St)
Climate Literacy Initiative - A fun, interactive evening exploring the connection between food and climate. Enjoy a delicious plant-based dinner, collaborate in an activity to see how human actions impact the planet, learn from Plant Based Treaty Toronto, and leave with a personal action plan.
6PM — Jamaica Relief Drive Open Mic (Jane Finch Mall)
Jane Street Speaks - An open mic night in support of Jamaica hurricane relief. Donate what you can, choose an item you have available to send back or just come through and support the vibes.
⭐️ 6:30PM — Doorknocking Workshop (Available upon registration (Roncesvalles))
Parkdale-High Park and Davenport for Palestine - Ever wanted to organize in your community? Want to talk to neighbours about Palestine but don't know where to start? Come to a doorknocking workshop and learn how! Everyone is welcome at the workshop no matter where they live or their level of experience!
⭐️ 9PM — Solidarity Organizing Party and Fundraiser for Butterfly’s Emergency Fund (Three Dollar Bill)
Butterfly Asian and Migrant Sex Worker Support Network - A debaucherous party to gather in community and celebrate solidarity for Migrant Sex Worker Justice. Butterfly invites friends, allies and all sex worker industry community to night of community with 100% of all proceeds going to sustain the much needed Butterfly Emergency Fund. There will be raffles to win, art to admire, DJs, dancing, a peep show booth and a legendary line up of performers to seduce your wallets! Bring cash!
Saturday, November 29, 2025 🔗
⭐️ 11AM — Watermelon Square Community Drive (David Crombie Park)
Toronto Centre for Palestine - In honour of Lebanese Independence Day and Lebanese Heritage Month, this month's community drive proceeds will support children facing both cancer and genocide in Lebanon. Drop by for baked goods, homemade crafts, books, pins and other unique finds!
⭐️ 12PM — Nationwide Sobeys Protests: Time To Turn Up The Heat (22 Fort York Blvd)
Eske Schi and Nives Ilic - Sobeys is still supporting cruel cage confinement for hens—despite growing public outcry and the cage-free commitments made by their leadership team. Join this protest outside Sobeys to stand up for animals and call on them to go 100% cage-free.
1PM — Rally to Stop Wage Theft (400 University Ave)
Workers Action Centre - Join workers fighting for unpaid wages. Members of the Workers’ Action Centre who are owed over $400,000 in unpaid wages will be calling on the government to do their job! Protect workers from employers who steal their wages.
1PM — TAL-TO CLiFF Film Screening (300 Campbell Ave)
The Architecture Lobby Toronto - A screening of four short films from the Canadian Labour International Film Festival, featuring the stories of workers both unionised and non-unionised. Stay for a conversation after the screening to talk about how architectural workers can learn from, and stand in solidarity with other global struggles for fair labour practices.
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 — The Burrito Project and Winter Clothing Drive & Distribution (100 Broadview Ave)
A group of Torontonians is getting together to hand out burritos and winter clothing to unhoused neighbours. Drop off clothing at Wishbone before the event or join the distribution on the day! Etransfer donations also welcome.
2PM — International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People (Bay and Front St)
Palestinian Youth Movement - Since the ceasefire announcement, Israel has massacred hundreds of Palestinians in Gaza, attacked the West Bank, and continued its abuse, torture and killing of Palestinian prisoners. A two-way arms embargo is the only guarantee of ending Israel’s mass murder of Palestinians and systematic theft of land. Take to the streets to continue confronting Zionism and holding those in power to account – arms embargo now!
2PM — Noname Book Club Toronto – Homegoing (24 Cecil St)
A Dutty Boukman Book Club - Noname Book Club connects community members both inside and outside carceral facilities with radical books to build community through political education. This month, dive into Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi — a powerful story tracing two sisters’ lives across continents, history, and generations.
⭐️ 2PM — Coexisting with Coyotes (170 Memorial Park Ave)
TPL S. Walter Stewart Branch - Curious or concerned about coyotes? Join this panel of coyote experts to learn more, including tips for us and our pets on how to safety coexist with coyotes. Panel discussion followed by a Q&A period.
⭐️ 2:30PM — Let's Build the Tenant Class: CJTO & YSWTU orientation (2575 Eglington Ave W)
Climate Justice Toronto and York South-Weston Tenant Union - What happens after Bill 60? We take action, we get organized, and we refuse to be intimidated. Join organizers from the York South-Weston Tenant Union and Climate Justice Toronto at an orientation to hear from organizers who have collectively knocked 10,000 doors and learn what we can all do to build tenant power.
Sunday, November 30, 2025 🔗
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 — 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 — Migrante Ontario General Assembly (31 Wellesley St)
Migrante Ontario - Come hear about Migrante Ontario's work since the last General Assembly in 2018, from campaigns to education and propaganda work, including the strengths and weaknesses of this work. Then help plan how to fight for the rights and welfare of Filipino migrants and the national democratic movement in the Philippines for the next two years. There will also be cultural performance and meal sharing.
12PM — Learning From the Tenants’ Movement in Venezuela (Virtual)
ILPS Canada and Off the Defensive - As a part of a series on "Building an Anti-Imperialist Neighbourhood Struggle", come hear from Rigel Sergent, the spokesperson for Movimiento de Inquilinas e Inquilinos, an anti-eviction movement in Venezuela.
12PM — Queer Zine and Local Author Fair (32 Lisgar)
Glad Day Lit - Glad Day Lit’s first ever Queer Zine and Local Authors Book Fair, featuring over 30 vendors at the new Glad Day Lit space. Treat yourself or someone else to a unique gift that you can't find anywhere else.
2PM — Examining Anti-Palestinian Racism in Health Care (Virtual)
Health Workers Alliance for Palestine - Healthcare in Gaza is under attack while healthcare workers on Turtle Island face suspension and retaliation for speaking up against genocide and occupation. Join Health Workers Alliance for a panel on anti-Palestinian racism to hear historical context and identify examples of this issue in healthcare contexts, understand its impact on patients, providers, and global health and discuss strategies to counter silencing. The event will be hosted in Toronto and Vancouver, with watch parties coast to coast in Edmonton, Halifax, Hamilton, London, Montreal, and Ottawa.
4PM — Creative Commons Artists Potluck Supper Club (Crossroads Theatre Studios)
The Creative Commons - Bring a dish or drink inspired by heritage, creativity, or cravings. Drop in for 20 minutes or stay until the last crumb, and carve out time to come together and dream the future we want with neighbours, artists, and friends. All welcome! Dog and child-friendly space.
⭐️ 6:30PM — Palestine 36 Screening (3030 Bloor St W)
Liberate Palestine Forty Eight - An exclusive community screening of Palestine 36, the powerful new film by Annemarie Jacir that revisits the 1936 Arab Revolt and the roots of Palestinian resistance. This gripping blend of fiction and archival history tells the story of Yusuf and his community, their resilience, resistance, and enduring fight for liberation.
7PM — Frames of Sudan: Khartoum (Maja Prentice Theatre)
The Lemon Narrative - Frames of Sudan is a cultural film series highlighting the voices of Sudanese storytellers. The first feature will be the award-winning documentary Khartoum, which weaves together the stories of five lives, one city, and a nation at war. Screening will be followed by a Q&A with the director Timeea Mohamed Ahmed.
Monday, December 1, 2025 🔗
⭐️ 11AM — Expressions of Resilience: Student Films from Gaza (Available upon registration (U of T downtown))
SPOCs for Gaza - Come watch the final projects made by students inside Gaza for a film studies course taught by Professor Ahlam Muhtaseb. This event is to honour these wonderful students, and showcase their films to the UofT and Toronto community. After the films, stay for a live panel discussion and Q&A with the students.
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.
5PM — Students for Queer Liberation Radical Drop-In (UTSU Student Commons)
Students for Queer Liberation Toronto - Open to students and non-students alike. Masks required. The drop-in is an open space for fellow anarchists, leftists, and radicals to hang out, meet like-minded folks, discuss leftist and anarchist books/zines, explore OPIRG TO's resource library, enjoy snacks with friends, and build community.
⭐️ 6:30PM — Arms Embargo Now Townhall Meeting (Available upon registration (Downtown))
Palestinian Youth Movement - A new report reveals a deadly loophole allowing Canadian-made and European TNT shipments to reach U.S. bomb-makers, and then to Israel, even as the government claims export suspensions. Join this critical community Town Hall to strategize on how to push for a real arms embargo now.
7PM — DSA Orientation (Virtual)
Democratic Socialists of Canada - In this one-hour session, you will listen to a brief presentation outlining the DSC's mission, structure, and activities, and learn how to get involved in your local Chapter. Following the presentation, there will be a discussion period and the organizers will answer any questions you may have.
⭐️ 7PM — Break Up With Your Bank! (Ralph Thornton Community Centre)
East End Acts - We know that our big banks are using our money to fund the very things we’re fighting against: genocide, weapons manufacturers, fossil fuels, unethical mining operations, and more. How do we pull our money out of banks and reinvest in more ethical alternatives? Join experts to learn how to break up with your bank!
Down the road
Tuesday, December 2, 2025 🔗
5PM — East End Acts Weekly Vigil (Main and Danforth)
⭐️ 5PM — Public Speaking Training with Scarborough Cycles (3079 Danforth Ave)
6PM — Degrowing our Footprint (Available upon registration)
⭐️ 6PM — Volunteer for Renter Protections (Bathurst and Finch)
⭐️ 6PM — Faith and Climate Action Year-End Pot-Luck (60 Lowther Ave)
⭐️ 6PM — Button workshop (739 Palmerston)
6:30PM — Create/Change: Toronto’s GivingTuesday Collab (1110 Dundas St W)
⭐️ 6:30PM — How to Organizer a Revolution (252 Bloor St W)
⭐️ 6:30PM — TWC Canada Book Club Wrap-Up and Winter Social (300 Campbell)
Wednesday, December 3, 2025 🔗
⭐️ 2PM — Caring about Care Workers: Centring Immigrant Women PSWs (87 Elm St)
5:45PM — Doorknocking for Palestine (Available upon RSVP)
6PM — Freedom Fete 3 (468 Queen St W)
⭐️ 6PM — Climate Fresk Workshop (Virtual)
Thursday, December 4, 2025 🔗
⭐️ 7PM — PHP4P Community Meeting (Virtual)
⭐️ 7PM — Re-Aim Virtual Town Hall (Virtual)
⭐️ 5PM — Support PARC at Community Consultation (1499 Queen St W)
⭐️ 6PM — Volunteer for Renter Protections (Eglington West Station)
Friday, December 5, 2025 🔗
3PM — Fridays 4 Palestine (Yonge and Bloor)
6PM — Animal Justice's Annual Holiday Party (Avant Garde Gallery)
Saturday, December 6, 2025 🔗
11:30AM — Free Holiday Toy Swap (2660 Eglinton Ave East)
12PM — Free Clothing Swap (2660 Eglington Ave W)
1PM — BDS Leafletting (900 Dufferin St)
Sunday, December 7, 2025 🔗
10AM — Virtual Tech Worker’s Coalition Coffee (Virtual)
11AM — Gaza Square (371 Wallace Ave)
11AM — Sundays 4 Palestine (Bathurst and Sheppard)
⭐️ 11AM — The Disability Holiday Festival (Wychwood Barns)
⭐️ 12PM — 6th Annual Cycling Good Cheer (Raccoon Park)
Monday, December 8, 2025 🔗
7PM — West End Community Action Network Fundraiser (Get Well Bar)
12:30PM — Weekly Phone Zap for Palestine (Virtual)
⭐️ 4PM — Extraction: The Frontiers of Green Capitalism (170 St George St)
5PM — Students for Queer Liberation Radical Drop-In (UTSU Student Commons)
6PM — Rise Up 2: UJPO’s Big, Beautiful Winter Fundraiser (Trinity St. Paul’s United Church)
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