Hi friends and neighbours,

Like I'm sure many of you, I've been following the news of the bike lane removals beginning on Bloor street with dismay. From the phalanxes of municipal cops doing the dirty work of the province and the allegations of local businesses tossing tacks in the bike lanes to puncture tires, to the contractors covering up their logos knowing they're doing something shameful and the Ministry of Transportation violating their own construction permits to remove the lanes during the work day, it's all just so stupid and craven and wasteful. The city has estimated that the bike lane removal will cost $48 million, and surely the province had nothing better to do with that money. There's no underpaid health care staff or educators buying school supplies with their own money or anything.

At the same time I'm also marveling at how many people showed up yesterday at a moment's notice, the masses of protestors on Tuesday and the chants of "get home safe" that night as construction trucks left the area, the sheer size of the Critical Mass bike ride last week. We've come a long way since the Jarvis bike lanes were ripped out in 2012 by Rob Ford (because apparently this family has exactly one idea between them) and four lonesome protestors staged a sit-in, and it's down to the dedicated hard work of cycling organizers and advocates.

Protests resume today at 6am. Join them if you can. If you can't, maybe you'd like to give Verdi Alliance Civil (the company cited on construction permits) or ATS Traffic (their subcontractor) a call and politely tell them exactly what you think of their willingness to profit from making our roads more unsafe. Regardless of what the outcome of this particular fight is, the next steps are the same as they was in 2012: show up, build community, build power.

Jenny

Events this week

Thursday, October 15, 2026 🔗

6AM — Emergency Protest to Protect Bike Lanes (Tom Riley Park)
Cycle Toronto - The Ford government has begun ripping out the bike lanes on Bloor, but the fight is not over. Protests resume at 6am, come help block the removal!

12PM — Oakwood-Vaughan Community Hub Repair Café (529 Vaughan Rd.)
Repair Cafe Toronto - Learn how to fix your broken household items for free! Fixers for clothing/textiles, small appliances, home electronics, general housewares and toys! One item per person. No repairs started after 2:30pm.

12PM — Think Twice: A Citizen's Guide to AI (Virtual)
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives - Canada's federal government is pushing Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption and the build out of data centres, but Canadians can, and should, push back. The harms of the AI industry are real and the benefits are speculative. Before we embrace it, we should count the costs.

12PM — Workers Together: Day of Action (409 Parliament (Minister Evan Solomon's office))
Workers Together - Workers and supporters across the country are coming together for a National Day of Action to send one message loud and clear: Protect the Right to Strike! Join an action in your community, stand with workers across Canada, and make sure your MP hears from you

5:30PM — Staging Environmental Action – Cars, Transit, and Inclusion (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 — Workshop: Know Your Rights at Work (720 Spadina Ave, Toronto (unit 221A))
Workers' Action Centre - Join WAC's 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. Whether you’re starting a new job or have years of experience, this workshop will give you the tools to protect yourself and take action!

6PM — Suspensions & Expulsions: Understanding the Education Act, Part 2 (Online)
Parents of Black Children - Take a deeper look at suspension and expulsion procedures, appeals, and the legal rights of students and families. Join Parents of Black Children for Part 2 of a workshop on suspensions, expulsions and the Education Act.

6PM — TTC Handout Flyers about Beaches-East York Councillor Candidate Survey Results! (Main St. Subway Station)
TTC Riders - Volunteer to share with residents of Beaches-East York where their councillors stand on transit. Results for survey to councillors about transit rider priorities are in.

6PM — Renegade Politics: Advocating for Youth Engagement Book Talk (SJE Student Lounge, OISE)
OISE - Young people know what is happening in our schools, mental health supports and child protection services, yet they are rarely in the rooms where decisions are made. Renegade Politics argues that this must change. Dr. Gilmore will be in conversation with Dr. Racheal Kalaba (OISE 2025), hosted by Devonnia Miller.

6:30PM — Book Launch: Militants, Mobsters and Mavericks (1130 Dupont St)
Toronto Workers' History Project - Celebrate the release of Militants, Mobsters and Mavericks and discover the people and power struggles that helped build modern Toronto. Discover the stories of union leaders, immigrant workers, mobsters, and politicians who clashed for control of Toronto’s booming construction industry—and the lasting impact they had on the city we know today.

8PM — Tea4Tea - An All Trans & Nonbinary Comedy Mutual Aid Fundraiser (Tallboys)
Anna Sebastian - A night of exclusively trans and / or nonbinary comedians spilling the tea for mutual aid directly supporting a family in Gaza. We need trans community and solidarity more than ever, and that's what this comedy show is all about!

Friday, October 16, 2026 🔗

11:30AM — Food for Change: Nourishing Communities, Climate, and Prosperity (Online)
Sustainable Community Aid Network - In recognition of World Food Day, a live webinar exploring how food systems can help build healthier communities, protect the environment, support inclusive economic growth, and create shared prosperity.

12PM — Affect & Relationality in the Contexts of Critical AI Literacies (Online)
OISE Centre for Media, Culture & Education - How does AI visibly and invisibly control our emotions and our relations with self and others? This panel explores how AI shapes emotions, identities, belonging, care, and agency, and how educators can develop critical capacities with respect to the affective and relational dimensions of AI.

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.

4PM — Community Fridges at U of T (U of T Commuter Lounge (Vic College))
Community Fridges U of T - Come for an orientation and introduction to Community Fridges at U of T! Let’s discuss mutual aid, what a community fridge is, how you can get involved, and any ideas you have!

5PM — Emergency Preparedness Workshop for Individuals and Households (Malvern TPL)
Toronto Public Library - Emergencies can happen anywhere at any time. In Canada, we face numerous hazards, including wildfires, flooding, heatwaves, and earthquakes. The Be Ready workshop aims to raise individual and household emergency preparedness.

5:30PM — Protecting Water, Defending Land: Intersectional Justice Forum (William Doo Auditorium)
Water Watchers - Water Watchers & Mining Injustice Solidarity Network invite you to Protecting Water, Defending Land: Intersectional Justice Forum, an evening bringing together Indigenous and allied voices working across land and water.

6PM — We Create Our Futures (Centre for Social Innovation, 192 Spadina Ave., Toronto, ON M5T 2C2)
Centre for Social Innovation - ​We Create Our Futures is a 3-day Climate, Culture & Arts Festival taking place October 16-18th in Downtown Toronto, at Centre for Social Innovation celebrating climate solutions through community collaboration and creation. Come as an attendee, or apply ahead of time of get involved.

7PM — Here Where We Live Is Our Country: An Evening with Molly Crabapple (Isabel Bader Theatre, 93 Charles St. West)
The United Jewish People’s Order - Join for a evening with author Molly Crabapple in conversation with Professor Jason Stanley. Authors will be signing books. Evening will open with a community-led Shabbos ritual, as practiced at the Peoples’ Circle for Palestine. All proceeds will be donated to Glia, a medical solidarity organization dedicated healthcare in Gaza.

7PM — TfD Film Club: The Sandbox (Hot Docs)
Technologists for Democracy - ​From the Arizona desert to refugee camps in Greece, Mediterranean rescue missions and data-labelling centres in Nairobi, The Sandbox shows how borders have become testing grounds for AI, drones and biometric surveillance, and what that costs the people living under them. Watch the film with TfD at Hot Docs and join for drinks after.

7:30PM — Monster Mask Dance Party fundraiser (Society Clubhouse)
Mask Bloc Toronto - Halloween Mask Party, fundraising for Mask Bloc Toronto/Safer Air Collective and Toronto Indigenous Harm Reduction. Masks required/provided. PWYC.

8PM — Harm Reduction Happy Hour (Danu Social House)
Harm Reduction Happy Hour - A social gathering for workers, peers + allies in the harm reduction space.

Saturday, October 17, 2026 🔗

10AM — Toward Liberation: Dreaming and Designing the Education We Need (OISE Library, 252 Bloor Street West)
OISE Centre for Media, Culture & Education - This full-day opening gathering invites K-12 teachers, principals, community leaders, and scholars to lay the relational and imaginative foundation for the Liberatory Education Network's 2026/27 academic year.

10AM — Toronto School of Communism (Details to be communicated later)
Revolutionary Communist Party - As the crisis deepens, broader and more powerful revolutionary movements are inevitable—even in Canada. This raises burning questions: How can the working class end capitalism? What ideas and organizations are necessary? Join this inaugural Toronto School of Communism for answers to these questions.

10AM — Halloween Circle Time for $10aDay Child Care! (Ralph Thornton Centre)
Parents for Child Care - Join Parents for Child Care (@parents4cc) for a Halloween Circle Time. Come meet other parents and families who support $10aDay childcare for all! Wear your Halloween costume and come share a snack. Participate in Circle time with Ned Music (@nedgordinmusic) and kid-friendly collective action activities.

10AM — Repair Café at TAIBU (TAIBU Community Health Centre, 27 Tapscott Rd unit 1, Scarborough)
Repair Cafe Toronto - Neighbours help neighbours learn how to repair household items. A free, safe and welcoming atmosphere accessible to the community where visitors may engage with fellow community members and learn about repair. Collaborate with a diverse range of community groups to promote sustainability in a fun and inclusive manner.

10AM — Ravine and Zine with Queer Forest Club (Nordheimer Ravine)
Queer Ecology - Come join a conversations about fall and what the season means for queer communities. What does it look like to process and let go? Together, explore these questions on a walk through the ravine, then turn the things you noticed into zines.

11AM — 2026 Tsí Tkarón:to Anarchist Bookfair (United Steelworkers Hall, 25 Cecil St #310, M5T 1N1)
OPIRG Toronto - a gathering place for anarchists and all our friends to share incendiary ideas, build relationships, and catalyze the growth of anarchist organizing in so-called Toronto! explore anti-authoritarian literature, make friends, learn new skills, and take part in the effort to build a diverse anarchist ecosystem.

11AM — Repair Cafe Willowdale at Lansing United Church (Lansing United Church, 49 Bogert Ave, North York)
Repair Cafe Toronto - Neighbours help neighbours learn how to repair household items. A free, safe and welcoming atmosphere accessible to the community where visitors may engage with fellow community members and learn about repair. Collaborate with a diverse range of community groups to promote sustainability in a fun and inclusive manner.

12PM — Empire of Greed: Sobey’s Breaks it’s Cage-Free Promise to Canadians (22 Fort York Blvd)
Toronto Animal Rights March - Sobeys promised to publish an updated plan for finishing their transition but has yet to share how and when they plan to fulfill their cage-free promise. Join Mercy For Animals volunteers to demand Sobeys to publish a time-bound plan for fulfilling their pledge to eliminate extreme confinement for hens in their egg supply chain.

12PM — Existential Grief Workshop (Bampot House)
Alex Wilson - A peer to peer support group seeking to form an in person community of those who are grappling with present and future threats to our species’ ability to thrive and survive on this planet. There will be a lecture, guided meditations, sharing of rage/grief, Q&A and discussion.

12PM — Karma Co-op’s Fabric & Jewellery Repair Café (Karma Co-op Grocery Store, 739 Palmerston Avenue, Karma Ln, Toronto)
Repair Cafe Toronto - Neighbours help neighbours learn how to repair household items. A free, safe and welcoming atmosphere accessible to the community where visitors may engage with fellow community members and learn about repair. Collaborate with a diverse range of community groups to promote sustainability in a fun and inclusive manner.

12PM — TTU York-Etobicoke Branch Meeting (2575 Eglinton Ave W)
Toronto Tenant Union - Join your neighbours across York and Etobicoke region for a TTU branch meeting. As Toronto's political crises intensify, neighbours need to organize and show up in solidarity for each other. Food will be served. Members and friends are encouraged to hang around afterwards to catch-up.

1PM — Rosedale Surveillance Walk & Talk (Castle Frank Station)
Toronto Resisting Surveillance Systems - This event will explore the architecture of surveillance in Rosedale (and elsewhere) while encouraging participants to consider what safety looks and feels like for them. This will involve walking a route around Rosedale before concluding in a local park where to can continue the discussion.

1PM — Handout Flyers about Scarborough Southwest Councillor Candidate Survey Results (Kennedy Subway Station)
TTC Riders - TTC Riders sent all councillor candidates in Scarborough Southwest a survey about transit rider priorities, and their responses are in. Come help hand out fliers and tell residents of Scarborough Southwest where their candidates stand on transit!

2PM — Human Rights for Everyone! (North York Central Library)
Canadian Civil Liberties Education Trust - A Discussion of Democracy, Freedoms, & Protections in Toronto. Topics include the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Ontario Human Rights Code, and rights and freedoms in Canada – including freedom of expression, protest rights, protections against discrimination and more!

2PM — Save Milepost Lobby Meeting (2-4 Milepost)
Toronto Tenant Union - Come by for treats, hot cocoa, community, and discussion about next steps to Save 2-4-8 Milepost Place. There will be a guest speaker who led the fight against a demoviction in her building and WON! If you can, bring an extra chair and a neighbor!

3PM — Queer Boxing (One To One Mixed Martial Arts)
Queer Boxing - A queer boxing class, designed for beginners. Been meaning to try boxing? Keen on learning with other queer folks? Come join this beginners' class, learn the basics, and see if it's for you!

Sunday, October 18, 2026 🔗

10AM — Toronto School of Communism (Details to be communicated later)
Revolutionary Communist Party - As the crisis deepens, broader and more powerful revolutionary movements are inevitable—even in Canada. This raises burning questions: How can the working class end capitalism? What ideas and organizations are necessary? Join this inaugural Toronto School of Communism for answers to these questions.

10AM — Mending Station with Jocelyn Kagige (Textile Museum)
Textile Museum - This Mending Station engages textile mending and repurposing as both an act of environmental care and as a commitment to personal and community wellbeing informed by Anishnaabe teachings.

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 — Home Resilience Hub: Get Your Home Climate-Ready (192 Spadina Ave)
Centre for Social Innovation - Is your home climate resilient? Are you worried about your basement flooding? Or losing power after an extreme weather event? Join the Home Resilience Hub to examine the future of home resilience and climate readiness.

11AM — Bazaar for Gaza Fundraiser (371 Wallace)
Davenport 4 Palestine - A fundraiser market at Gaza Square.

12PM — Civic Space Sunday (1RG)
1RG - 1RG is opening their space to folks working on projects addressing civic challenges with technology. Whether you're already involve in an existing project, or you're looking at finding one to contribute to, join them for an afternoon of building.

12PM — Creative Reuse Toronto Storefront Drop-in Repair (68 Abell St)
Repair Cafe Toronto - Bring your broken items to Creative Reuse Toronto's storefront location. Fixing small appliances, home electronics, clothing, jewellery and small furniture. Accepting items until 3pm. Come early and beat the rush!

1PM — Peer Support Meeting October 2026 (401 Richmond St. W., room 375)
Friends and Families for Safe Streets - For people who have survived a collision with a vehicle, peer support can be an important tool in processing the complex situation they find themselves in. We will offer support group meetings each month for adults over the age of 18.

1PM — Workers Unite Online Meeting! (Online)
Construction Workers’ Industrial Organisation - Workers organised under the IBEW are in bad shape. The union is turning to open collaboration with the bourgeoisie as a matter of strategy, sidelining the voice of workers. Join this webinar to discuss how workers organised under the IBEW can retake the control of their union!

2PM — Resistance and rebellion: The Winnipeg General Strike of 1919 (427 Bloor St W.)
International Socialists - On May 15th, 1919, in solidarity with striking construction workers, two-thirds of Winnipeg’s population walked off the job. The strike lasted six weeks and is arguably North America’s largest labour action ever. Learn about this important chapter of Canadian labour history.

2PM — Cafe Cuba: Campaign Open House (290 Danforth Ave)
Canadian-Cuban Friendship Association - Debriefing members and allies on the new campaign, No War on Cuba. There will also be a presentation of the Breakthrough News documentary, Cuba After Castro, which features an interview by journalist Abby Martin with Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermudez, President of Cuba. Refreshments provided.

2PM — Breaking the Siege: Voices from the Spring 2026 Flotilla to Gaza (available upon registration)
Newmarket Oak Ridges Aurora 4 Palestine - Join for an afternoon of firsthand accounts and conversation. Hear what participants of the Spring 2026 Flotilla experienced and witnessed, what they learned, what they brought home, and how their experience has shaped their solidarity with Palestine.

3PM — October Harm Reduction Reading Group meeting (College St United Church)
Harm Reduction Reading Group - Book club meeting. This month's book is Elite Capture: How The Powerful Took Over Identity Politics (& Everything Else) by Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò.

Monday, October 19, 2026 🔗

11AM — Unemployed Cafe Hang & Co-work Sesh (Good Earth Coffeehouse)
Queer South Asians - ​Mondays are hard for unemployed folks when the rest of the world is starting another busy work week. Come share your challenges navigating unemployment and get motivated to keep up the hunt!

6PM — Handout Flyers about Toronto-Centre Councillor Candidate Survey Results! (College Station )
TTC Riders - TTC Riders sent all councillor candidates in Toronto-Centre a survey about transit rider priorities, and their responses are in. Come help hand out fliers and tell residents of Toronto-Centre where their candidates stand on transit!

6PM — The Information Battle: Elections, Journalism and Misinformation (Toronto Reference Library)
Toronto Public Library - As elections take place in an increasingly complicated online world, voters are exposed to a huge mix of news, social media posts, AI-generated content, and false information spread by organized groups. This panel brings together experts in misinformation, journalism, and election administration to explore the challenges and opportunities facing democracy today.

6PM — Housing Justice: Why Planning Matters (504 Oakwood Ave)
West Neighbourhood House - Join community members to discuss how urban planning shapes neighbourhoods and why housing justice matters for communities! Hear stories from community members about their experiences of just housing in their neighbourhoods. Speak with others about housing, urban planning, and local solutions to the housing crisis.

7PM — Voices of Freedom October Reading (Emmanuel College Chapel)
PEN Canada - Storytelling and poetry from writers living in exile. This event series celebrates the strength and resilience of courageous voices from across the globe. Join to hear their latest works in development and their perspectives on the complexities of life in exile.

7PM — Fall Tenant Workshops: Your Basic Tenant Rights (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! This workshop provides an overview of your tenant rights covering a wide range of topics.

Tuesday, October 20, 2026 🔗

12PM — All-Star Election 2026 Throwdown (Online)
TEA, TTC Riders, and Cycle Toronto - Hear from an all-star panel of small & scrappy organizations campaigning for a greener city. Join the campaigns staff from The Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA), TTCriders and Cycle Toronto to talk about the upcoming municipal election, hear where candidates stand, and get a behind the scenes look at how they think about elections.

5PM — Palestine Mapathon (U of T)
Hearing Palestine - Palestine Open Maps is a platform that allows users to explore Palestinian History through historical maps and cartographic data. Come join Hearing Palestine in contributing to Palestine Open Maps, applying your GIS skills while making geographical information accessible for the community.

6PM — GDD 2026: Toronto Documentary Screening (available to attendees)
Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto - DECT, Centre for Social Innovation & Kesaco invite you to rediscover the roots of ecological economics. They are excited to present a screening of the newly released documentary, Econoclast: Herman Daly and the Gospel of Growth. The event will include opening remarks from the documentary team and guest speakers, screening, and post-film discussion.

6PM — CSI Cinema: Econoclast (Centre for Social Innovation)
Centre for Social Innovation - ​CSI, Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto, & Kesaco are excited to present a screening of the newly released documentary, Econoclast: Herman Daly and the Gospel of Growth. ​Econoclast is a documentary film about Herman Daly, often called the father of ecological economics, who recognized that the economy is a subsystem of the Earth’s biosphere

6PM — Bike Maintenance Workshop (3939 Lawrence Ave E)
Scarborough Cycles - October is Circular Economy Month! Join Scarborough Cycles in celebrating progress and building a circular and resilient future with a free bike maintenance workshop.

6PM — Naloxone training with Toronto Street Medics (720 Spadina, Room 223)
Showing Up for Racial Justice Toronto - A free hands-on workshop, hosted by Toronto Street Medics, to teach the practical skill of administering naloxone and when to use it.

7PM — Civic Meetup #565: Measuring Main Streets: Data Tools for Transit-Oriented Communities (Hybrid: Online & address available to attendees)
Civic Tech Toronto - Understanding what communities need from housing and transit, and deploying evidence-based responses to those needs is hard. To equip community leaders with needed tools, the Canadian Urban Institute (CUI) developed Measuring Main Streets. We'll demo the platform's tools and show how they go beyond traditional transit-oriented development.

Wednesday, October 21, 2026 🔗

11AM — Oppose AI Data Centres in Ontario (Malton GO, Mississauga, ON)
Ontarians Against Corruption - Canada's biggest data center event, the Global Data Centre & Cloud Expo "connects the industry's most influential decision-makers under one roof". These decision makers need to know that Canadians and their data are not for sale. Join OAC, Fight Ford, and stopthedatacentre.ca for a peaceful demonstration.

6PM — Scarborough Community Art Social (The Hub Mid-Scarborough)
Scarborough Environmental Association - Looking for dedicated time and space to work on your art? All skill levels are welcome to create, stay motivated, and connect with fellow creatives. Bring a project you’re already working on or start something new. Basic art materials will be provided, or feel free to bring your own supplies.

6:30PM — Book Launch: Militants, Mobsters and Mavericks (Blackhurst Cultural Centre)
Toronto Workers' History Project - Celebrate the release of Militants, Mobsters and Mavericks and discover the people and power struggles that helped build modern Toronto. Discover the stories of union leaders, immigrant workers, mobsters, and politicians who clashed for control of Toronto’s booming construction industry—and the lasting impact they had on the city we know today.

7PM — TWC Book Club: End Times Fascism (Bahen Centre for Information Technology)
Tech Workers Coalition Canada - The TWC Book Club is back with a series of sessions 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.

7:30PM — Say No to AI Data Centres Virtual Town Hall (Online)
ClimateFast - Concerned about AI data centre development in Ontario? Interested in learning more about AI data centres and how to get involved in local advocacy to call on a moratorium? Join this virtual town hall meeting to learn more!

Thursday, October 22, 2026 🔗

5:30PM — Staging Environmental Action – Cars, Transit, and Inclusion (The Hub, Scarborough)
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 — Human Rights & HRTO: Understanding Your Rights and Seeking Remedies (virtual)
Parents of Black Children - This session explores protections under the Ontario Human Rights Code and what families can expect when filing and navigating an HRTO application. Topics include protections under the Ontario Human Rights Code, filing an HRTO application, and navigating the application process and seeking remedies.

6PM — Handout Flyers about Etobicoke-Lakeshore Councillor Candidate Survey Results! (Kipling Subway Station)
TTC Riders - TTC Riders sent all councillor candidates in Etobicoke-Lakeshore a survey about transit rider priorities, and their responses are in. Come help hand out fliers and tell residents of Etobicoke-Lakeshore where their candidates stand on transit!

6PM — Technology Walk Brampton (8 Queen St E)
CivicTechBrampton - ​CivicTechBrampton hosts the First Inaugural Technology Walk Brampton. A technology walk helps us better understand the technology around us, including surveillance technologies. Wear walking shoes and bring a weatherproof jacket!

6PM — Free Palestine Wiki Edit-a-Thon (Available upon registration (downtown))
Artists Against Artwashing - Join this edit-a-thon to populate Wikipedia entries honouring martyred Palestinian artists and exposing the Canadian, Zionist backers of genocide. The evening will begin with Palestinian short films, followed by a Wikipedia 101 session and hands-on editing. Snacks provided, feel free to bring your own!

7PM — So Much Things To Say: An Open Mic and Reading Series for Black Writers (Another Story Bookshop)
Another Story Bookshop - Join Another Story for the inaugural reading, featuring Phillip Dwight Morgan. Hosted by Dianah Smith! This is a space to honour our ancestors, to celebrate the daily accomplishment of being alive. It is a space that will hold the pain you’ve poured onto the page and will offer you the grace that has always been your birthright.

Down the road

Friday, October 23, 2026 🔗

6:30PM — QSA Game Night (Glad Day Lit)

Saturday, October 24, 2026 🔗

1PM — Rallies for Publicly Funded Education (tbd)
1PM — Handout Flyers about Toronto-Danforth Councillor Candidate Survey Results! (Broadview Station)
2PM — Community Ties Community-wide Consultation – Toronto (Location given on registration)
3PM — Queer Skate Meetup (Dufferin Grove skate park)
3:30PM — Worldwide Kick Off Rally to Abolish the Fur Trade (Yorkville Park 130 Cumberland Street)
4PM — Film screening & discussion: Shoot the People (The Redwood Theatre)
8PM — Toronto Launch: Revolutions of Our Times (Another Story Bookshop)

Sunday, October 25, 2026 🔗

10:30AM — Listen Up! A Downtown Toronto Sound Walk (King Street and University, M5H 4H2)
1PM — Listen Up! A Downtown Toronto Sound Walk (King Street and University, M5H 4H2)
2PM — Community Ties QTBIPOC-focused Consultation – Toronto (Location given on registration)

Monday, October 26, 2026 🔗

7PM — Fall Tenant Workshops: Looking for Housing and Leases (Online)

Tuesday, October 27, 2026 🔗

1PM — Harm Reduction is for Everyone: Community Service Fair and Open House (1025 Queen St W Toronto, ON)
5PM — East End Vigil (Main St & Danforth Ave)
7PM — Three Years of October: Fighting Bias and Radicalization in News Media (1237 Queen St. W.)
7PM — Civic Meetup #566: A special civic meetup: Post-election recap! (Hybrid)
7:30PM — Book Launch: Militants, Mobsters and Mavericks (901 St Lawrence Ave W)

Wednesday, October 28, 2026 🔗

12:30PM — From vision to action: Mobilizing unions, workers and students for a radically-just transition (York University, HNES Building, Room 140)
12:30PM — From vision to action: Mobilizing unions, workers and students for a radically-just transition (York University, HNES Building, Room 140)
6PM — For the Long Haul by Chris Dixon: Toronto Book Launch (Workers Action Center)
7PM — Making Room: Access to Capital for Affordable Housing (It's Ok* Studios)
7PM — Naza screening (Hot Docs)

Thursday, October 29, 2026 🔗

12PM — Care Counts: Rally for Early Learning and Child Care (Queen's Park, South Lawn)
1PM — 2S/LGBTQIA+ Sexual & Reproductive Justice Forum (Westin Harbour Castle Conference Centre, 1 Harbour Square, Toronto, ON)
4PM — Book Launch: Austerity and Resistance (519 Kaneff Tower at York University, 4700 Keele Street)
4:30PM — Democratic Learning Spaces ( Nexus Lounge, 12th Floor, OISE)
5:30PM — Staging Environmental Action – Creating Awareness & Behavioural Change (The Hub - Mid Scarborough)
6PM — CivicTechBrampton 28th Meetup Brampton Fire & Emergency Services ( 8 Queen St E)
6PM — Navigating Educator and Police Complaints (Online)
6:30PM — BIPOC Grief Talk (Online)
7PM — One Book, Many Communities: Mohammed el-Kurd's Perfect Victims (Another Story Bookshop)

Friday, October 30, 2026 🔗

6:30PM — Red October: a conference of socialist ideas in action (TMU Student Centre, M5B 1E9)
7PM — Toronto launch of Suzanne Morrissette's But Have We Arrived? (Another Story Bookshop)

Saturday, October 31, 2026 🔗

10AM — Access For All Ride (Christie Pits)
1PM — A Workshop on Disabled Tactile Knowledges with Iz Paehr (Tangled Art + Disability)
1PM — Monthly Protest Against Doug Ford (Queen's Park)
1PM — Monthly Naloxone Training (Houndstooth)

Sunday, November 1, 2026 🔗

12PM — Marching Disorder: Street Music & Solidarity Songs, Co-Presented with Rad Yiddish (The Tranzac Club)
2PM — Resistance and rebellion: A people’s history of the Canadian state study series (427 Bloor St W.)

Monday, November 2, 2026 🔗

7PM — Fall Tenant Workshops: Rules about Rent (Online)

Friday, November 6, 2026 🔗

10AM — Youth Health & Advocacy Summit (206 Beverley St)
5PM — Seeds Beneath the Snow: An Anti-Imperialist Symposium (468 Queen St W.)
7PM — Canadian Healthcare Today: Diagnosing the Threats to Public Care (Owl's Club)

Saturday, November 7, 2026 🔗

1PM — Naza screening (Hot Docs)