Hi friends and neighbours,

Happy student strike day! The Canadian Federation of Students Ontario have an updated list of striking universities and their locations on Instagram, and if you happen to be near one of them drop by and cheer on the students. The global political outcomes of the past few week have been ample proof of what strides can be made when people (especially students) organize.

I know many of us have been paying attention to the midterm election results south of the border, so here's a few other local stories I've been really heartened by this week: a new union of delivery drivers launched on Monday, Unifor went public with their campaign to organize Amazon warehouses across the GTA yesterday, and the Canadian Labour Council passing a resolution calling on workers to refuse to handle weapons and military equipment headed to Israel, colloquially known as hot cargo. Change may not always come on a schedule we like, but it will come. We just have to put in the work.

Thanks for showing up. Jenny

Events this week

Thursday, November 5, 2026 🔗

9AM — Hands Off Our Education: Mass Student Walkout (Various locations across Toronto)
CFS Ontario - Join students across Ontario in walking out and demanding better rights for ALL. Students are taking a stand against unfair policies around OSAP cuts, higher tuition fees, threats to campus services, and increased policing in schools. Education and campus spaces are under attack, and students are fighting back Bring a friend, build the movement.

12PM — Rally for Democracy (Queen's Park)
Canadian Civil Liberties Association - Civic leaders and advocates from across the province are coming to speak about the threats facing democracy in Ontario. Hear from the Canadian Association of Journalists, Ecojustice, The Neighbourhood Group Community Services and the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation on the erosion to transparency, human dignity, and the rule of law.

1PM — Be Ready, Toronto! Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Session for Individuals and Households (Highland Creek Library)
Toronto Public Library - While nuclear emergencies are unlikely, it is important to understand the risks, know how to stay informed, and be prepared to take protective actions if needed. The Nuclear Emergency Preparedness session is aimed at increasing public awareness and household preparedness for nuclear emergencies.

2PM — Hong Kong Under Authoritarianism: Human Rights, Labour Rights and the Labour Movement (Toronto & York Region Labour Council)
Canadian Labour Congress - You are invited to attend a special Roundtable Discussion on the state of labour rights in Hong Kong, co-hosted by the Canadian Labour Congress, Toronto &York Region Labour Council and Asian Canadian Labour Alliance.

3:30PM — Counter-Mapping For Treaty Education (Upper Gym, Toronto Metropolitan University)
Yellowhead Institute - Join Yellowhead Institute for a demo on the treaty map and discussion on treaty mapping, counter-mapping, and education. Despite treaties being among the “highest laws of the land,” they remain deeply misunderstood, mal-interpreted, and flattened through dominating Canadian narratives. Counter-mapping is one tool to resist static interpretations of treaty.

4:30PM — Parkdale Community Pumpkin Smash (Milky Way Lane Community Garden Toronto, ON)
Compost Toronto - Join this in person event for the Parkdale Community Pumpkin Smash—bring a pumpkin and get ready for some smashing fun!

5:30PM — Thinking Beyond The Market Screening Event & Discussion (Nat Taylor Cinema, Ross North 102, York Keele campus)
OPIRG York - "Thinking Beyond The Market" explores housing solutions across Canada, highlighting how Indigenous-led initiatives are already creating meaningful change in response to the housing crisis. The film screening will be followed by a Q & A with the filmmaker Brian Doucet. We’ll share food and discussion afterwards.

6PM — CSI Book Club: Toronto Urban Ecovillage Exploration (session 3-5) (192 Spadina Ave)
Centre for Social Innovation - Join biweekly gathering to discuss short, selected readings that explore the basics of intentional community living. This week chapter, What Is an Intentional Community? [p25-34], defines intentional communities, distinguishes them from other housing arrangements, and surveys different models such as cohousing, ecovillages, housing cooperatives, communes, and shared households.

6PM — Introduction to Web Archiving at The ArQuives (Online)
The ArQuives - As 2SLGBTQIA+ history, activism, and community spaces move increasingly online, preserving born-digital materials has become critical. This webinar will cover The ArQuives’ web archiving strategies and procedures, including approaches to preserving high-risk digital content.

6PM — Mississauga Health Coalition Town Hall: The State of Healthcare (Mississauga Valley Community Centre, LC Taylor Auditorium Mississauga, ON)
Peel Poverty Action Group - A chance for ordinary Ontarians to connect with each other to discuss the current state of healthcare and deliberate next steps. This will be a hybrid event.

6PM — Intergenerational Trauma, Residential School, and Reconciliation (Online)
indigenous Sport & Wellness Ontario - Lila will share her experience as a second-generation survivor of St. Margaret’s Residential School, offering a personal perspective on intergenerational trauma, resilience, and reconciliation. Open to Indigenous peoples residing in Ontario.

6:30PM — Launch of R. Magaly San Martin's 'Revolution on the Move' (with panel!) (Another Story Bookshop)
Another Story Bookshop - Join us for the Toronto launch of R. Magaly San Martin's REVOLUTION ON THE MOVE, featuring a panel discussion. This book gathers the unforgettable voices of Latin American feminist activists who joined together to confront entrenched power and along the way transformed Toronto.

7PM — The Walrus Talks at Home: Midlife and Belonging (online)
The Walrus - Join for a conversation about the challenges of creating a sense of belonging in midlife, and how we can strengthen social bonds and critical supports during this difficult — and often overlooked — stage of our lives.

Friday, November 6, 2026 🔗

10AM — Youth Health & Advocacy Summit (206 Beverley St)
LetsStopAIDS - A summit where you become an advocate for youth health and zero new HIV transmissions.

3PM — Against Tech Oligarchy: The Story of Workers’ Resistance (Jackman Humanities Building)
U of T Jackman Humanities Institute - A book talk on Against Tech Oligarchy, an account of the rise of the tech worker movement and the industry backlash it provoked. The book traces how tech workers organized against their employers over military contracts, sexism and working conditions, and how Silicon Valley’s labour politics shifted in response.

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 — Seeds Beneath the Snow: An Anti-Imperialist Symposium (468 Queen St W.)
Alliance of Workers and Students - A three-day anti-imperialist symposium, where scholars and experienced organizers will share their knowledge with workers, students, organizers, artists, and community members who want to better understand imperialism, the world we live in, and how we can change it.

6PM — The Butterfly Effect: United to Break Barriers and Forge Ahead (594 Dundas St W)
Butterfly Asian & Migrant Sex Workers Support Network - The opening reception of an art exhibition grounded in the lives, work, and resistance of Asian and migrant massage workers and sex workers. Through art, storytelling, and collective memories, this exhibition celebrates an important chapter of Toronto’s migrant history

7PM — Canadian Healthcare Today: Diagnosing the Threats to Public Care (Owl's Club)
The Leo Panitch School for Socialist Education - This educational panel event, hosted by the Leo Panitch School for Socialist Education, brings together health system researchers and public healthcare advocates to shed light on these critical developments and how we can push back on privatization and systemic racism within our healthcare system.

7PM — Red Square on a Blackboard (OCAD , room 230)
OCAD Student Union - Calling all students to a student strike debrief and film screening of Red Square on a Blackboard, a documentary on the Quebec 2012 student strike. Join us to learn more about student strike history and to engage in meaningful conversations with other students.

7:30PM — Voices of Solidarity: Palestinian Stories, Music and Scholarship on Turtle Island (Church of the Holy Trinity)
Office of Social Innovation at TMU - A keynote conversation with Palestinian legal scholar, Hadeel Abu Hussein and Indigenous feminist researcher, Megan Scribe. This critical discussion on law, land, resisting and dismantling colonialism, and global Indigenous politics explores the politics of leading and supporting decolonial resistance on stolen land.

Saturday, November 7, 2026 🔗

11AM — Watermelon Square (Trinity Bellwoods Park, SE Corner)
Spadina-Fort York 4 Palestine - A warm invitation to join us at Watermelon Square for some posters, coffee, and information about organizing!

11AM — TTU School III: Charting support and planning our fights (2575 Eglinton Ave W)
Toronto Tenant Union - Successful organizing campaigns require planning support levels across all neighbours and escalating pressure on your landlord in a smart and measured way. Whether you're a seasoned organizer or just starting out, this session will be a great way to learn from experienced TTU organizers.

11:30AM — Mid-Scarborough Repair Hub (2660 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto)
Repair Cafe Toronto - The Mid Scarborough Hub Repair Cafe is a monthly repair cafe run by Scarborough Environmental Asc that typically occurs on the first or second Saturday of every month and typically has clothing, appliance, computer and bike repair available.

12PM — Migrante Ontario Bingo Fundraiser (TBA)
Migrante Ontario - Join Migrante Ontario's Bingo Fundraiser! Enjoy games, prizes, and performances while supporting a great cause. Invite your family and friends!

1PM — VOW 2026 Annual General Meeting ( Friends House 60 Lowther Ave, Toronto)
Canadian Voice of Women for Peace - The VOW AGM is open to anyone to attend, it will take place online nationwide and in-person in Toronto

1PM — Alternative All-Gender Clothing Swap (Ground Control)
Ground Control - $5 cover / 100% proceeds going to The Toronto Vegetarian Food Bank / Tunes by DJ Detra

1PM — Field Research during the Weekend on Steeles! (Jane Street & Steeles Avenue West, North York, ON, Canada)
TTC Riders - TTC Riders need your help with answering the #1 question about transit priority corridors, how slow does it go? Starting with Steeles, they'll be using the bus from Finch Station to Jane & Steeles during the weekend to check-in on how slow it is, and chat with riders along the way about their commutes!

2PM — TTU: Make Your Own Merch! (2575 Eglinton Ave W)
Toronto Tenant Union - Come help TTU in this pre-Christmas merch build! Members and friends welcome - come hang out, have some snacks, learn some new crafting skills like a heat press or lino, and spend some time with the tenant union community. There’s strength in numbers, and there’s strength in a well-dressed union!

2PM — No War on Iran (361 University Ave)
Hands Off Iran - From Gaza to Yemen, Lebanon, Cuba & Sudan, end US-Israeli wars, genocide, siege & sanctions!

3PM — Union Organizing + Certification Workshop (day 1) (online)
Workers United Front of Canada - A lesson on how to organize a union in your workplace, what the union certification process entails, and how to rally your coworkers to fight back against your boss.

7PM — Canadians Stand with Cuba & the United Nations (25 Cecil St.)
Canadian-Cuban Friendship Association - CCFA will have a special guest speaker, Leima Martínez Freire, the North America Director for ICAP (Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples) who will speak on the effects of the blockade and the necessity for solidarity with Cubans at this time.

7PM — Edward Said: Between Worlds (87 Elm St )
Mayworks Festival - Built from archival material, Edward Said: Between Worlds follows Said from his Jerusalem childhood to his passing in New York. Witnessing the Nakba of 1948—the violent, forced displacement of 75% of Palestinians from their homes as part of Israel’s establishment—and the 1993 Oslo Accords, the film traces how exile shaped his scholarship and advocacy.

Sunday, November 8, 2026 🔗

10AM — Virtual Tech Worker’s Coalition Coffee (Virtual)
Tech Workers 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. Whether you are a gig worker, data labeler, designer, software engineer, or content moderator, labour solidarity for all!

11AM — EcoFair Toronto (Wychwood Barns)
EcoFair Toronto - Environmentally friendly businesses and organization, activities, great food, and more! Discover how to make greener choices for your life, home and community.

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!

12PM — Creative Reuse Toronto Storefront Drop-in Repair Events (Creative Reuse Toronto)
Repair Cafe Toronto - Bring your broken items to Creative Reuse Toronto's storefront location. We will be fixing small appliances, home electronics, clothing, jewellery and small furniture.

1PM — Naza screening (Hot Docs)
Hot Docs - The directors behind Oscar-winning documentary, No Other Land return with a searing film that turns its investigative lens to the systems behind Israel’s military campaign in Gaza. Clandestinely filmed at night from rooftops in Tel Aviv, NAZA reveals testimony from Israeli military insiders examining how technology and intelligence protocols have shaped the war.

1PM — Peer Support Meeting November 2026 (401 Richmond St W)
Friends and Families for Safe Streets - Friends and Families for Safe Streets has restarted their monthly peer support meetings, you can join either in person or online. This event is for people who have survived a collision with a vehicle, and for people who have experienced having a loved one—whether friends or family—killed or injured in a traffic crash.

1PM — Zine Dump (58 Cecil St)
Zine Dump - Zine Dump is a new Toronto zine fair that aims to provide a venue for the open expression for independent publications, radical art and ideas. There will be 60+ vendors selling zines, a featured collective zine, a community table, a zine making zone, and workshops. First hour mask-mandatory!

2PM — Colors of Resilience Book Launch (ACCO, 1289 Matheson Blvd E)
Oakville 4 Palestine - Colors of Resilience by Issam Alyamani & Jude Barakat is a visual archive of drawings created by Palestinian Children during the First Intifada. There will also be an exhibition of Visualizing Palestine's 'Why We Record: Defying Fragmentation and Erasure in Palestine'. Invite your family and friends!

2PM — Aro and Aces Book Swap (519 Church St)
Toronto Aces and Aros - Bring up to 5 books that you want to exchange, and leave with new books from the community! (Fewer is okay too, and it’s cool to come without any books just for the company)

Monday, November 9, 2026 🔗

12PM — Journalism as Solidarity: Documenting Life and Death in Gaza (288 Church Street)
Office of Social Innovation at TMU - This conversation features Gazan journalist, writer and researcher Hedaya Saleh Shamun in conversation with Laila Hashem and Mariam Shakka, two Palestinian performers from Living with Drones, a live journalism show created in collaboration with Gazan journalists. Sonya Fatah, director of Living with Drones, will facilitate this conversation.

4PM — CPPIB Teach-in (Online)
Indigenous Climate Action - Almost everyone contributes to Canadian pension plans, but we have no say in how our money is used. Do you know what a pension plan is or how the money we contribute is invested? Join ICA and Shift Action for an upcoming teach-in webinar to learn more, ask questions, and take action.

6PM — Prisoner Support in the Surveillance State (Available upon registration)
Toronto Resisting Surveillance Systems - A teach-in and letter writing workshop. TORSS will do a teach-in about the rise of surveillance in Toronto within the broader global context, followed by a teach-in by Al-Ahrar on the Palestinian Prisoners struggle, and a letter-writing workshop to Palestinian prisoners and prisoners of the Palestinian cause. Refreshments provided.

6:30PM — Changing the Narrative: Toronto’s Indigenous – Settler History (Toronto Reference Library)
Toronto Public Library - Learn more about Toronto's multifaceted Indigenous history, which has often been ignored or minimized due to the telling of the region's history only from settler perspectives. Join this event for a panel discussion about a public history project that worked with five local First Nations to create a more accurate and inclusive story of the region's past.

7PM — Fall Tenant Workshops: Getting Repairs Done (Online)
Federation of Metro Tenants' Associations - Join the FMTA this Fall for a series of free tenant rights workshops. Meet other tenants, learn about your rights and ask questions! What does the landlord need to fix? What is RentSafeTo? What to do if there is disrepair?

7PM — No Place for Hate (Wellesley Community Centre)
The Mannat Collective - The forum will bring together community advocates and leaders to discuss how to recognize and challenge hate, including anti-immigrant sentiment, anti-LGBTQ+ hate, and racism, and explore how we can work together to build a more inclusive community. Light refreshments will be provided.

7:30PM — What Does Hate Actually Look Like in Schools? (Online)
Harmony Movement - What happens when hate shows up at school? What makes students feel safe speaking up—and what makes them stay quiet? As part of Safe Schools Against Hate, Harmony Movement is bringing together youth from across Canada for a virtual conversation about hate, discrimination, safety and belonging in schools.

Tuesday, November 10, 2026 🔗

12PM — Stop Bill C39 Phone Zap (Online)
For Our Kids - Bill C-39 was introduced in September 2026 and will have dramatic impact on environmental protection, community rights, Indigenous support, and labour laws. Join this phone zap to contact your MP and voice your opposition to Bill C-39! There will be a training and lots time to ask questions, all are welcome!

12PM — Justice For Regis (4700 Keele St #335)
OPIRG York - Regis Korchinski-Paquet was a Toronto woman who died while police were in her home more than six years ago; the inquest into her death is happening now. Join to discuss what the inquest discovered, information about our rights and tips on how to interact with police.

1PM — Field Research during Weekday Off-Peak on Steeles! (Finch Station)
TTC Riders - TTCriders need your help with answering the #1 question about transit priority corridors, how slow does it go? Starting with Steeles, they'll be using the bus from Jane & Steeles to Finch Station during the weekday off-peak to check-in on how slow it is, and chat with riders along the way about their commutes!

3:30PM — Black on Campus: A film screening & panel discussion (Harriet Tubman Institute, York)
OPIRG York - Join this event for a short film screening of "Black on Campus" followed by a panel discussion about anti-black racism on university campuses. Food and refreshments will be served. The event will be moderated by Dr. Bianca Beauchemin. Hybrid option available.

4PM — Field Research during Evening Rush Hour on Steeles! (Jane Street & Steeles Avenue West)
TTC Riders - TTCriders need your help with answering the #1 question about transit priority corridors, how slow does it go? Starting with Steeles, they'll be using the bus from Jane & Steeles to Finch Station during the morning rush hour to check-in on how slow it is, and chat with riders along the way about their commutes!

6PM — Stop Bill C39 Phone Zap (Online)
For Our Kids - Bill C-39 was introduced in September 2026 and will have dramatic impact on environmental protection, community rights, Indigenous support, and labour laws. Join this phone zap to contact your MP and voice your opposition to Bill C-39! There will be a training and lots time to ask questions, all are welcome!

6PM — StreetKnit November Meetup (103 Bellevue Ave)
The StreetKnit Project - StreetKnit is a group of volunteers that makes, collects, and distributes hand-knitted items to the homeless. This is a casual meetup, come and collect yarn, tools, etc., drop off finished objects etc. Masks required!

6:30PM — Memories of Black Toronto – Bringing the city’s Black history to the screen (Innis Town Hall)
U of T School of Cities - Film screenings, music, entertainment, and discussion on Canada's Black History.

7PM — Civic Meetup #568: Hack the Count: Turning Window Sensors into Street Safety Evidence (In person or online (address available to attendees))
Civic Tech Toronto - This talk introduces CIVIC (Community-centred Infrastructures for Visible and Inclusive Cities), an urban living lab in London, Ontario. Residents host low-cost, privacy-by-design Telraam traffic sensors and noise monitors in their own windows. These sensors count cars, cyclists and pedestrians and estimate speeds, all without storing images.

7PM — Holocaust Education Week film screening (Online)
OPSEU - OPSEU/SEFPO’s Jewish Caucus invites you to join us for a special Holocaust Education Week virtual event. There will be a screening of the documentary Reckonings, followed by a guided discussion exploring responsibility, justice, acknowledgment and healing in the aftermath of the Holocaust.

7PM — Building Power in Construction: An Electrician’s Story (Online)
Toronto Workers' History Project - The 1996 mass drive to organize electrical workers in the housing sector of Greater Toronto made history. Local 353 achieved a level of electrician union density in housing that exists nowhere else in North America. Barry Stevens tells the story, and John Cartwright will provide background on the construction industry.

8PM — Union Organizing + Certification Workshop (day 2) (online)
Workers United Front of Canada - A lesson on how to organize a union in your workplace, what the union certification process entails, and how to rally your coworkers to fight back against your boss.

Wednesday, November 11, 2026 🔗

6PM — TfD - Monthly Volunteer Planning Meeting #13 (Online)
Technologists for Democracy - ​Do you want to get involved in keeping tech accountable? Join Technologists for Democracy's monthly volunteer event. Whether you'd like to pitch in with an existing campaign, have your own ideas for a new one, or just want to keep up with what TfD is doing, all are welcome!

6PM — Making Tracks: Indigenous Astronomy (Online)
indigenous Sport & Wellness Ontario - Samantha Doxtator is the first Indigenous woman to present at the renowned Hayden Planetarium. Her presentation weaves together traditional Indigenous knowledge and astronomical insights, offering a perspective that communities across Turtle Island have called "medicine."

7PM — TWC Book Club: End Times Fascism (Bahen Centre for Information Technology)
Tech Workers Coalition Canada - The TWC Book Club is to read End Times Fascism by Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor. In this, book the authors address how billionaire tech barons are increasingly embracing the idea that the world is going to collapse and only a selected few will survive. Please read chapters 4-5.

Thursday, November 12, 2026 🔗

10AM — Stop C-39: National Day of Action (Multiple events)
350 - Bill C-39 is a legislative assault on the things our communities care about. Join our National Day of Action to STOP BILL C-39 by finding an action near you, or signing up below to host your own.

5:30PM — Staging Environmental Action–Local vs Global Food Systems & the Environment (The Hub - Mid Scarborough (SCHC & Partners) Toronto, ON)
Scarborough Environmental Association - Staging Environmental Action is a free, hands-on theatre project where creativity meets environmental action. Whether you're passionate about the environment, curious about theatre, or simply looking to connect with your community, this is your chance to make your voice heard.

6PM — Fighting to Win: A Course for Community and Union Activists (Venue to be shared with registrants)
The Leo Panitch School for Socialist Education - This course will look at the forms of exploitation and oppression that exist in society and the means by which the power structure acts to limit and contain our struggles. The course will move towards a discussion of how our movements can overcome the factors that hold them back and to fight to win!

6PM — Mingle with The ArQuives (The Well, 487 Church Street)
The ArQuives - POZ-TO & POZPLANET Magazine present MINGLE, hosted by Jade Elektra with music by DJ Relentless, in support of Trans Collections at The ArQuives. Come and support Canada’s largest independent 2SLGBTQIA+ archives.

6PM — Wheelchair Dance Class (34 John St)
Pushmakers - Pushmakers’ Wheelchair Dance Class celebrate the joy of moving in wheeled bodies. These classes focus on technique and practical movement skills for wheelchair users - the kind you can use in daily life as much as you can in the studio! N95 masks required, PSW support available.

6PM — CivicTechBrampton: Brampton Transit (8 Queen St E, Brampton)
CivicTechBrampton - ​Learn about Brampton Transit and data analytics. Can technologists contribute their skills towards addressing the complex challenges of Brampton Transit?

6PM — Knowledge Is Protection: Understanding Criminal Law (Online)
Parents of Black Children - Join Parents of Black Children and Matthew Campbell-Williams of MCW Law for a workshop on understanding criminal law for the Black community

7PM — NMN Meet Up: No More Noise Strategy & Impact Update (Online)
No More Noise Toronto - Noise affects more than our surroundings. It can impact our health, sleep, well-being and quality of life. Join No More Noise (NMN) for a conversation with Ingrid Buday, Founder and Executive Director, as she shares an update on NMN’s strategic direction, recent milestones and the work ahead.

7PM — The Walrus Talks at Home: Canada After America (Online)
The Walrus - Authors Ricardo Hausmann and Eric Protzer will argue that instead of retreating from globalization, Canada should take its place as a real competitor on the world stage, not only by bringing its natural resources to global markets, but also by building up industries.

7PM — 30th Anniversary of The Metro Days of Action (290 Danforth Ave, Toronto)
Toronto Communists - A commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the Metro Days of Action. Join activists that took part in the mobilizations with their labour unions, the Metro Network for Social Justice, East York Action Committee, and more.

7:30PM — What Does Hate Actually Look Like in Schools? (Online)
Harmony Movement - What happens when hate shows up at school? What makes students feel safe speaking up—and what makes them stay quiet? As part of Safe Schools Against Hate, Harmony Movement is bringing together youth from across Canada for a virtual conversation about hate, discrimination, safety and belonging in schools.

Down the road

Friday, November 13, 2026 🔗

12PM — Oakwood-Vaughan Community Hub Repair Café (Oakwood Vaughan Community Hub)
2PM — Inside the Margins: Trans Lives Behind Bars (519 Church St.)
3PM — Fridays 4 Palestine (Yonge and Bloor)
5:30PM — Hyperscale in Toronto (192 Spadina Ave)
6:30PM — An Evening with Valérie Plante (Toronto Reference Library)

Saturday, November 14, 2026 🔗

10AM — Port Union Repair Café (Port Union Community Centre)
11AM — Watermelon Square (Trinity Bellwoods Park, SE Corner)
11AM — East End Food Hub Repair Café (East End Food Hub)
12PM — No More Noise: Drop In (Online)
12PM — Counter-rally to racist Canada First (Nathan Phillips Square)
1PM — Toronto launch: Never Again, for Anyone (Society Clubhouse, Toronto, ON)
1PM — Protect Our Bike Lanes Town Hall (Knox Church)
1PM — The ArQuives House Tour (The ArQuives 34 Isabella Street)
2:30PM — Harmony In Connections (Port Union Library)
6PM — Labour Arts Awards Fundraiser Gala 2026 (United Steelworkers Hall)
7PM — Harm Reduction Happy Hour (Thirsty + Miserable)
8PM — SURJ TO 10-year Anniversary Party (Workers Action Centre)

Sunday, November 15, 2026 🔗

10AM — Virtual Tech Worker’s Coalition Coffee (Virtual)
11AM — Gaza Square (371 Wallace Ave)
1PM — Spring Educational Series: The three pillars of Spring (Online)
2PM — Resistance and rebellion: A people’s history of the Canadian state study series (427 Bloor St W.)
4PM — Showcase & Zine Launch (GladDay)
7PM — Naza screening (Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema)

Monday, November 16, 2026 🔗

11:30AM — Building inclusive communities for climate, prosperity, and equity (Online)
6:30PM — People's Emergency Briefing Screening and Discussion (Friends House)
7PM — Fall Tenant Workshops: Ending a Tenancy (Online)

Tuesday, November 17, 2026 🔗

7PM — Praxis Program Fall/Winter 2026-27 (Online)

Wednesday, November 18, 2026 🔗

12PM — Knowledge Café | Using the Census (Online)
1:15PM — Inspiring Talks: Canada’s Climate Double-Cross (Tartu College 310 Bloor St. West)
5PM — A Community Call to Action: Right to Housing (The 519 Community Centre)
6PM — Scarborough Community Art Social (The Hub, Mid Scarborough)
6PM — The Arquives House tour (34 Isabella St )
6:30PM — Water Watchers AGM (Online)
7:30PM — Say No to AI Data Centres Virtual Town Hall (Online)

Thursday, November 19, 2026 🔗

5:30PM — Staging Environmental Action–Local vs Global Food Systems & the Environment (The Hub - Mid Scarborough (SCHC & Partners) Toronto, ON)
6PM — Draw the Line Against Transphobic Violence in School (Online)
6PM — The Rules We Live By (Toronto Reference Library - Bram & Bluma Appel Salon)
7PM — Toronto Association for Peace and Solidarity Member Meeting (31 Wellesley St E.)

Friday, November 20, 2026 🔗

3PM — Fridays 4 Palestine (Yonge and Bloor)
6PM — Toronto Spring Meeting (720 Spadina Ave, 221)

Saturday, November 21, 2026 🔗

10AM — St. Lawrence REmarket (St. Lawrence Market)
10AM — Etobicoke Tenant School (Location for participants who register)
11AM — Watermelon Square (Trinity Bellwoods Park, SE Corner)
2PM — Book Launch: Lenin's Comintern Revisited (College Street United Church)

Sunday, November 22, 2026 🔗

10AM — Virtual Tech Worker’s Coalition Coffee (Virtual)
11AM — Gaza Square (371 Wallace Ave)
12PM — Civic Space Sunday (1RG)
6:30PM — Naza screening (Hot Docs)

Monday, November 23, 2026 🔗

2PM — Indigenous Land Education and Black Geographies (Indigenous Education Network, OISE, Room 5-180V)
2PM — Be Ready, Toronto! Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Session for Individuals and Households (Port Union Library)
6:30PM — Healthy Indoor Spaces (Online)
7PM — Fall Tenant Workshops: Fighting an Eviction (Online)

Tuesday, November 24, 2026 🔗

5PM — East End Vigil (Main St & Danforth Ave)

Wednesday, November 25, 2026 🔗

5:30PM — AI Digital Safety (Blackhurst Cultural Centre)
6:30PM — Is This Canada's Next Family Home: A Film Screening (Society Clubhouse)

Thursday, November 26, 2026 🔗

8:30AM — Climate Coffee Toronto (192 Spadina Ave)
6PM — Wheelchair Dance Class (34 John St)
6PM — CivicTechBrampton 29th Meetup MITACS Funding, Research and Development ( 8 Queen St E, Brampton)

Friday, November 27, 2026 🔗

3PM — Fridays 4 Palestine (Yonge and Bloor)

Saturday, November 28, 2026 🔗

11AM — Watermelon Square (Trinity Bellwoods Park, SE Corner)
6PM — Tlalli Festival: Voices for Freedom (The Parkdale Hall)