Hi friends and neighbours,

We've got another 50+ events for you this upcoming week, plus September is shaping up to be a busy month for large mobilizations. This weekend will feature a cross-country day of action for migrant justice. In Toronto, there will be a rally and march at Christie Pits on Sunday, September 20th at 2pm to call for public support for migrants, who are being scapegoated for crises caused by underfunding, privatization, and corporate greed. Blaming migrants does not lower rents, raise wages, or fix healthcare, and we need to stand together to demand dignity and status for all.

Wednesday, September 23rd will be the 2026 Grassy Narrows River Run Rally. Grassy Narrows community members and leaders will travel 1,700km to Toronto to demand that Ontario and Canada compensate everyone fairly for the half-century-long mercury poisoning crisis, end ongoing pollution by stopping the Dryden mill and banning mining and nuclear waste plans, and support Grassy Narrows in restoring their community and way of life. Come out to Grange park starting at noon if you can and show Grassy that we stand with them.

Thanks for showing up.

Jenny

PS: I wrote up a guide for how to write a good event listing, based on having read literally thousands of them over the last year and change. If you run events, maybe you'll find this helpful.

Events this week

Thursday, September 17, 2026 🔗

2PM — Disability Without Poverty: September virtual town hall (Virtual)
Disability Without Poverty - Join Disability Without Poverty for the September virtual town hall and find out how to get involved in ending disability poverty!

5:30PM — Staging Environmental Action: Rethinking Litter & Pollution in Scarborough (The Hub - Mid Scarborough)
Scarborough Environmental Association - How do garbage, litter, and pollution affect Scarborough and our wellbeing? What does change look like and how can we come together to catalyze change? Let's explore environmental action through movement, play, and theatre.

6PM — CivicTechBrampton 23rd Meetup Ahmed Nadar SolveTO (8 Queen St E, Brampton)
CivicTechBrampton - Every neighbourhood deserves someone who cares. ​SolveTO lets you report a neighbourhood problem in seconds, a photo instead of a form you have to hunt for, sent straight to the people who can fix it.

6PM — Suspensions & Expulsions: Understanding the Education Act (Online)
Parents of Black Children - Join Parents of Black Children for a workshop to help parents and caregivers understand student rights under Ontario’s Education Act and navigate school discipline with confidence.

7PM — Launch of Lamble's UNSAFE: The Carceral Roots of the Anti-Trans Backlash (Another Story Bookshop)
Another Story Bookshop - Join Lamble to discuss their new book Unsafe: The Carceral Roots of the Anti-Trans Backlash! Unsafe is a clear-eyed and decisive challenge to the toxic ideas at the heart of the gender wars, exposing how carceral approaches to safety fail to address root causes of harm, ultimately deepening social divisions and violence.

Friday, September 18, 2026 🔗

10AM — Be Ready, Toronto! Emergency Preparedness Workshop for Individuals and Households (Fairview Public Library)
City of Toronto - In this free workshop, participants will learn about the potential hazards and risks in their area, how to create an emergency plan, how to assemble an emergency kit, the importance of social and support networks during emergencies.

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.

6PM — Beyond the Smoke: Fighting the Flames of Climate Change (Friends House)
ClimateFast - A double-feature highlighting the human stories, ecological costs, and critical response strategies driving Canada’s wildfires, featuring REIGNITION: Bringing Good Fire Back to the Land (2026) and B.C. is Burning (2025). Followed by a panel discussion with experts.

6PM — Walter Rodney: What They Don’t Want You To Know (45 Willcocks Street)
Caribbean Solidarity Network - The Canadian documentary premiere of an original 72-minute documentary featuring a murder, Cold War conspiracies, Black Power, the end of the Empire, and how that connects to the policing, surveillance practices, and social movements of today. The Rodney family will be in attendance for the screening.

6PM — Community Impact Project Showcase (260 Carlaw Ave)
Shoot For Peace - For the past three years, the Community Impact Program has been a space where young people have transformed ideas into action, built meaningful relationships, and created lasting change within their communities. ​Join this event to celebrate the people, stories, and impact that have shaped the Community Impact Program.

Saturday, September 19, 2026 🔗

9AM — U of T Microplastics Conference (Bahen Centre for Information Technology)
U of T Microplastics Conference - Meet students, researchers, and community members moving beyond small fixes toward a grand solution to rethink plastics at this student-led conference. Free to attend, open to all!

9:30AM — Table at Parkdale-High Park's Community Environment Day (Sir Casimir Gzowski Park)
TTC Riders - Come and join a table at Councillor Gord Perk's Community Environment Day event in Ward 4! You will engage with local residents on all things public transit. Come for an hour, two or all of it, you don't have to join for the entire time.

10AM — Wind Turbine Tour & Climate Workshop: Science Meets Action (Exhibition Place)
Climate Literacy Initiative - An unforgettable experience where the science of climate change meets action. Take a tour of Toronto's only wind turbine and see the power of wind energy. Next, dive into a Climate Fresk workshop where you'll learn about climate change and discover how renewable energy are part of the solution.

10AM — Wexford Mini Repair Café (Scarborough Citadel Child Care)
Repair Cafe Toronto - Join this Repair Café to promote reuse and repair instead of wasting resources. They will invite neighbours to bring their clothes, small appliances and jewellery to be repaired.

12PM — How to Knock on Doors for a Candidate: West End (Available upon registration (west end))
Progress Toronto - Door knocking (also known as canvassing) is a crucial part of a winning strategy for progressive campaigns. Face-to-face conversations are a powerful way to reach people and move them to vote for your candidate. This in-person workshop with community organizers will teach you the basics of door knocking, followed by a real-life canvassing session.

12PM — Karma Co-op’s Repair of Small Appliances & Home Electronics + Bikes (Vermont Square Park)
Repair Cafe Toronto - Come learn how to fix your broken household items for free! One item per person. Volunteer fixers will help with clothing/textiles, small appliances, home electronics, general housewares, and toys!

12PM — TTU York-Etobicoke Branch Meeting (Thistletown Community Center)
Toronto Tenant Union - Join your neighbours across York and Etobicoke region for a branch meeting with the Toronto Tenant Union. This will be the first Rexdale branch meeting. They will have three massive wins to share, made possible by committed organizing and people power!

1PM — The Big Toronto Bike Ride 2026 (three different starting locations)
Cycle Toronto - Join Cycle TO for a slow roll through Toronto's ravines and paths along the Toronto Loop trail. This year's ride offers 3 distances (40 km, 20 km, 12 km), all ending together for dinner and celebration at Evergreen Brick Works.

1PM — Palestinian Land Exercise (5757 Coopers Ave Mississauga)
Palestinian Cultural Arts Collective - Experience the Palestinian Land Exercise, an educational 2 hour experience that traces the history of Palestinian–Israeli relations up to the current genocide. This is an interactive, experiential workshop that simulates Palestinian history from the late 19th century to today.

1PM — River Run Art Build (33 Cecil St, Toronto)
River Run - The River Run arts team will be having an art build to support the Grassy Narrows River Run

2PM — Cut Ties With Genocide, Stand with Sudan (Virtual)
World Beyond War Canada - A panel and movement organizing call to learn about what's happening on the ground in Sudan, about the UAE's role in fueling the violence, and how to take action to demand Canada end all complicity in the catastrophic war and genocide in Sudan through its economic ties with the UAE.

2PM — Caribbean Community Study Circle (A Different Booklist)
Caribbean Solidarity Network - This month the study circle will talk about one of the biggest myths pushed by capitalists and proponents of capitalism: that “socialism is a failure” and that defeated socialist projects are “proof” of that failure.

4PM — The Refugee & Immigration Hearing Process Explained: From Claim to Decision (Online)
Muslim Legal Support Centre - Join this event for a practical session designed to help claimants and their supporters understand how refugee and immigration hearings work in Canada, from filing a claim to receiving a decision.

6PM — Anti-Imperialist Art Build (33 Cecil St)
International League of People's Struggle Toronto - A teach-in and art build for an upcoming anti-imperialist mobilization confronting against U.S. war and plunder. Open to all!

Sunday, September 20, 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 — 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 — Water Walk along Black Creek (Humber Blvd at Cliff Street)
Water Watchers - Join Anishinaabe Grandmother Waterkeeper Vivian Recollet for a powerful Water Walk along Black Creek and learn about the most-polluted watershed in the GTA and how this contributes to worsening floods.

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. There will be fixing of small appliances, home electronics, clothing, jewellery and small furniture.

12PM — Zine Swap in the Park (Grange Park)
Zine Dump - Bring your zines to swap, donate, or even just come and take zines! The Zine Dump team will be bringing zines and a blanket to setup in the park. Bring your own blankets and come meet other zinesters in your community. PWYC.

1PM — Junk Independence Day (1677 St Clair Ave W)
HackLab.TO - E-waste does not belong in the landfill. Help Hacklab in its mission to make you independent from your junk and pick up a few new gadgets, gizmos and obsessions along the way! Come together to swap and recycle old electronics including!

2PM — Rally and March for Migrant Justice (Christie Pits)
Migrant Rights Network - Migrants make Canada work. We care for children and elders, grow food, build homes, and keep communities running. But the government is pushing migrants out instead of giving people equal rights. Join people across the country taking action to demand status for all, permit renewals, a stop to deportations, and an end to exploitation!

2PM — Understanding Capitalism: An Introduction to Capital (Virtual)
The Leo Panitch School for Socialist Education - Waking up from the capitalist nightmare requires a clear understanding of what we are up against: how we understand capitalism, how it works, and how it compels us to act in certain ways. This is the first of 7 week course to work through An Introduction to the Three Volumes of Karl Marx’s Capital by Michael Heinrich together.

3PM — Bike Repair 101 (Evergreen Brickworks)
Cycle Toronto - Join the Basic Bike Maintenance Workshop at the Cycle Toronto Rec Hub to learn hands-on skills including bike fit, safety checks, and drive train care. This session provides access to all recommended tools and staff guidance to help you keep your bike safe and road-ready.

4PM — Blue Scarf Peace Walk (Loretto College)
The Mary Ward Centre - Celebrate the International Day of Peace and learn about the Blue Scarf Movement followed by a Peace walk to Queen’s Park.

Monday, September 21, 2026 🔗

11AM — User Ed: Misinformation (Woodside Square Public Library)
Toronto Public Library - Are you ready to separate fact from fiction in a world filled with misinformation and disinformation? Join this event for an interactive and entertaining program where you will dive into the fascinating world of misinformation, exploring its origins, impact, and how to combat it effectively.

4PM — LAMP Community Health Centre Repair Café (LAMP Community Health Centre)
Repair Cafe Toronto - One item per person. (Additional items may be accepted if time and fixer capacity allows.)

6PM — Flyer at Dufferin & Queen for the Transit Survey! (Dufferin & Queen)
TTC Riders - Help distribute TTCRiders survey about what they want prioritized for the TTC during this election season. Help needed to hand out flyers together and get more people to do the survey!

6PM — Appreciation vs Appropriation: Reconciliation in Practice (Spadina Road Public Library)
Toronto Public Library - Join Dr. Ruth Green for a discussion that explores the line between Indigenous cultural appreciation and cultural appropriation. Using real world examples like artwork, jewelry, clothing, and pow wows, Ruth will examine how non-Indigenous people can engage respectfully with Indigenous cultures and make informed, respectful choices.

6PM — Tuloy ang Laban (720 Spadina Ave #221)
Anakbayan Toronto - During today’s intensification of fascism all over the world, we must unite and continue the fight the people are fighting together, all over the world. Join BAYAN Toronto on the 54th Anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law to remember the people’s resistance, continue the fight, and unite against facism!

8PM — Wheatpasting For Grassy (987 Bay St)
Artists for Climate and Migrants Justice and Indigenous Sovereignty - Help Grassy Narrows get the word out about the River Run Rally! Come directly support Grassy in this continued fight, and learn how to effectively wheatpaste, an essential tool in the radical’s toolkit.

9PM — Democratic Socialists of Canada: Orientation (Online)
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 and/or on a National level. Following the presentation, there will be a discussion period and the organizers will answer any questions you may have.

Tuesday, September 22, 2026 🔗

12PM — Tracing the Impacts of Alberta's Anti-Trans+ Legislation on Youth and their Families (Online)
Egale Canada - In this presentation, Leah Hamilton (she/her) and Corinne L. Mason (they/them) will share their findings from a research project investigating the impacts of Alberta legislation banning access to gender affirming healthcare for youth, limiting inclusive education, and excluding transgender girls and women from ‘female only’ sports.

12PM — Rally for Personal Support Workers (777 Bay St)
Ontario Council of Hospital Unions - PSWs deserve the same fundamental rights and protections as other regulated professionals in Ontario. Stand with PSWs as they demand fair representation and due process under the Health and Supportive Care Providers Oversight Authority!

5PM — Sudan: Where Is It Heading To? (OISE, room 2286)
Science for Peace - Hear from Vladimir Zhagora, formerly of the United Nations Secretariat with 15 years of experience dealing with multiple crises in the Sudan, including between Northern and Southern Sudan, in Darfur and Eastern Sudan, in Eastern DRC, Kenya, Northern Uganda and Zimbabwe.

6PM — Under a Common Sky: Faisal Anwar on Hybrid Art & Climate Care (Goethe-Institut Toronto)
Goethe-Institut Toronto - What does it look like to care for a living planet when art, science, technology & ancestral knowledge tell different parts of the story? Join immersive artist Faisal Anwar for a conversation about climate memory, ecological change and the possibilities of art to connect knowledge systems—and rethink our relationship with Earth’s living systems.

6PM — Flyer with TTCRiders at Main St. Station for the Transit Survey! (Main St. Subway Station)
TTC Riders - Join TTC Riders to hand out flyers at Main Street Subway Station in order to help them get an understanding of residents' transit priorities for the municipal election.

6:30PM — Summer 2026 in Ephemera (Tranzac)
Toronto Zine Library - Back by popular demand, the TZL presents “Summer 2026 in Ephemera”, a junk journaling & complilation zinemaking workshop. Come on down to the Tranzac with your mementos of summer (letters, notes, ticket subs, receipts) and create a time capsule zine together.

7PM — Civic Meetup #561: Dark patterns 2.0: Manipulative design in the age of AI (available upon registration)
Civic Tech Toronto - Join for a talk on how AI dark patterns may pose novel privacy risks and be especially difficult to resist – especially for young users. Presenting the topic speaker Dominique Kelly, who is a Postdoctoral Associate in the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at Western University.

Wednesday, September 23, 2026 🔗

12PM — River Run 2026 (Grange Park)
Free Grassy - Walk with Grassy Narrows youth and community members to show that we are with them on their path to achieve mercury justice and freedom! Grassy Narrows people are powerful leaders in the movement for Indigenous sovereignty and environmental justice. They have shown that together we can fight for justice against all odds and make real gains. Time for us to show up.

5:30PM — A Discussion on Blindness Arts, Disability Culture and Creative Approaches (Brentwood TPL)
Toronto Public Library - Meet Robyn Rennie, an artist centering blindness arts, disability culture, and creative approaches to audio description and sensory access. Come learn about blindness arts as a generative cultural framework rather than an accommodation model.

6:30PM — 'Prisoner No. 626710 is Present' film screening and letters to political prisoners (87 Wade Ave)
Firdaus-e-Inquilab - Screening of 'Prisoner No. 626710 is Present', Lalit Vachani’s documentary on Umar Khalid, a student leader, JNU scholar, and political prisoner who has been held without trial since 2020 under India’s UAPA. This September marks six years since Umar’s imprisonment and honors Political Prisoners' Day in India.

7PM — Say No to AI Data Centres Virtual Town Hall (Virtual)
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!

7PM — Heat Pump Party (Address available on registration)
Toronto Home Energy Network - Come learn about heat pumps in action! Most homeowners aren't taught that their ductwork degrades over time - the host for this party will show off their ducted cold climate heat pump, explain duct sealing, and highlight the surprising cost savings from cancelling your gas service.

8PM — September 2026 Parents for Child Care Organizing Meeting (virtual)
Parents for Child Care - This organizing meeting will be a chance to connect with other parents who are concerned about the future of child care for our kids. Child Care Ontario will share updates about how outreach and advocacy is going in our communities.

Thursday, September 24, 2026 🔗

8:30AM — Climate Coffee Toronto (Centre for Social Innovation)
Centre for Social Innovation - ​A monthly coffee meetup for anyone working in or curious about climate and sustainability. Part of the global Climate Coffee series, this event brings together founders, investors, operators, scientists, students, and others interested in the field.

4:30PM — Draw the Line Against Transphobic Violence in Schools (Online)
Egale Canada - Draw the Line Against Transphobic Violence is a free, 90-minute, instructor-led webinar that helps educators and school personnel take action against harmful anti-trans dynamics, building skills for fostering cultures of consent, gender inclusion, and healthier relationships.

5PM — Seven youth, seven years: What's next for the Mathur et al. v. Ontario climate case (Online)
Ecojustice - Hear from lawyers and youth litigants about the trajectory of the landmark youth-led Charter challenge. Learn background information about the case. There will be opportunities to ask questions and share your thoughts.

5:30PM — Staging Environmental Action: Rethinking Litter & Pollution in Scarborough (The Hub - Mid Scarborough)
Scarborough Environmental Association - How do garbage, litter, and pollution affect Scarborough and our wellbeing? What does change look like and how can we come together to catalyze change? Let's explore environmental action through movement, play, and theatre.

6PM — On Our Own Terms: Femme life and culture in Toronto (The Arquives)
The ArQuives - The opening reception for the new On Our Own Terms exhibit, highlighting the proliferation of queer and trans femme politics and culture in 1990s Toronto through archival materials and close to 50 oral history interviews with 24 queer and trans femme narrators. The exhibit runs Sept 24-Oct 18.

6PM — CivicTechBrampton 24th Meetup featuring Ottawa CivicTech (8 Queen St E, Brampton)
CivicTechBrampton - Ottawa Civic Tech (#YOWCT) strengthens the community of people in Ottawa who build civic good. This event brings together people in policy and technology to solve tough problems and make our communities better.

6:30PM — City for All community launch (virtual)
Social Planning Toronto - A coalition of community-based organizations to address the most urgent crises affecting our city. The platform provides specific, implementable policy solutions supported by research, evidence, and community support. This event is intended for community leaders and residents who helped shape the City for All platform or want to learn more.

6:30PM — City for All Community Launch (virtual)
City for All - Join the 2026 City for All Community Launch! A coalition of community-based organizations have come together to draft a policy platform to address the most urgent crises affecting our city.

7PM — The Walrus Talks The Billionaire Problem (Isabel Bader Theatre)
The Walrus - What the rise of the super rich means for democracy, affordability, and Canada’s future

7PM — What Works: Promising Practices for Black Student Success & Educator Well-Being (Online)
Harmony Movement - Join Harmony Movement and the Ontario Alliance of Black School Educators (ONABSE) for a free virtual event spotlighting promising practices from across Canada and the United States that are improving student achievement, strengthening belonging, supporting educator well-being, and creating more affirming school communities.

7PM — Education: Rights & Resources (2191 Major Mackenzie Dr W, Vaughan, ON)
Parents of Black Children - Join Parents of Black Children (PoBC), in collaboration with Vaughan Public Libraries, for an in-person workshop introducing resources and supports available to students and families.

Down the road

Friday, September 25, 2026 🔗

8AM — On Bikes at the Cinema (Evergreen Brickworks)
9AM — Global Conference: Kapit-Bisig (Toronto)
12:30PM — Zine Workshop with Jen White-Johnson (401 Richmond St W)
3PM — Fridays 4 Palestine (Yonge and Bloor)
5PM — Climate Contingent - Banner Painting (33 Cecil St.)
5:30PM — Eglinton West Townhall: Let’s Build Community Power Together (Verity Centre for Better Living, 449 Vaughan Rd)
6PM — Workers Making History (25 Cecil St)
6PM — Toronto Spring meeting (720 Spadina Ave, #221, Toronto, Ontario)
6:45PM — FilmSocial Presents: CHE: Part One (College Street United Church)
8PM — A Night for Venezuela & Colombia (Cafeteria)

Saturday, September 26, 2026 🔗

8:45AM — Kidical Mass TO (Lithuania Park)
10AM — Solidarity is Strength (College Street United Church)
10AM — Urban Litter Challenge ( Christie Pits, Trinity Bellwoods, Grange Park, McCaul-Orde Park, Toronto Music Gardens and Biidaasige Park.)
10AM — Port Union Repair Café (5450 Lawrence Ave E)
11AM — Repair Café at Canary District Yard Sale (Front Street Promenade)
1PM — East End Midi Repair Café (East End United)
2PM — Concert for SCAN! (203 Howland Ave.)
2PM — 41st Take Back the Night (640 Dundas St. E)
7PM — Sugar Island (2024) Screening + Discussion (Second Floor, First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto)

Sunday, September 27, 2026 🔗

9AM — Scarborough Link Ride - Close the Gaps! (Warden Hilltop Community Centre)
10AM — Urban Litter Challenge (A.E Crookes Park, Coronation Park, HTO Park East and Morningside Park.)
11AM — Gaza Square (371 Wallace Ave)
12PM — How to Knock on Doors for a Candidate: Scarborough (Available upon registration (Scarborough))
12PM — Civic Space Sunday (1RG)
2PM — Toronto Chinatown Land Trust: 2026 Annual General Meeting (Cecil Community Centre)
2PM — People's Pride Picnic (Christie Pits, South Side)
3PM — Advanced Bike Mechanics (Evergreen Brickworks)
3PM — Workshop: How to Organize Inclusive Events - with Alex Ketchum (Glad Day Lit)

Monday, September 28, 2026 🔗

10AM — National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (Online)
3PM — Flyer at Woodside Square Mall for the Transit Survey! (Woodside Square Mall)
8PM — Tkaronto 4 Colombia Earthquake Relief Fundraiser (Low Bar)

Tuesday, September 29, 2026 🔗

3:45PM — When Harmful Language Happens at School, Will Your Staff Know How to Respond? (Online)
5PM — East End Vigil (Main St & Danforth Ave)
5:30PM — How to Make Phone Calls for a Candidate (Virtual)
5:30PM — Scenes From the Upcoming Documentary: Rent Strike (U of T - St. George Campus)
6PM — Let's Talk About Voting: How to Engage Friends and Neighbour (Virtual)
7PM — Civic Meetup #562: Ban the Kid, Keep their Data (Address available to attendees)
7PM — The Pen As Mighty As the Sword: Writing As a Tool For Change (St.Stephen-In-The-Fields Church )
7:30PM — To the Beloved (Pamenar)

Wednesday, September 30, 2026 🔗

3PM — The Right to Truth: Protecting Indian Residential School Records (Evergreen Brick Works)

Thursday, October 1, 2026 🔗

9:30AM — Injured and Ill Worker Conference 2026 (IBEW Union Hall)
5:30PM — Staging Environmental Action – Unequal Green Space, Unequal Environments (The Hub - Mid-Scarborough)
6PM — Defending Democracy: Panel Discussion (Malvern Toronto Public Library)
6PM — The Missing Piece: Make Your Mark (Typist Studios)
6:30PM — Spill the Tea - A Municipal Election Panel (Centre for Social Innovation, 192 Spadina Ave, M5T 2C2)

Saturday, October 3, 2026 🔗

2PM — Arts Market (103 Bellevue)

Sunday, October 4, 2026 🔗

1PM — Fall Day School: Marxism and the National Question (United Steelworkers Hall)
5PM — TPFF Panel: Nakba denial in the time of genocide (350 King St W)
6:45PM — Vigil for Palestine and Lebanon (350 King St W)
7PM — Queer Self Defense (12 Alexander St.)

Tuesday, October 6, 2026 🔗

6PM — How to Get Out the Vote for a Candidate (Virtual)
6PM — Let's Talk About Voting: How to Make an Informed Choice on Election Day (virtual)
6PM — Campus Organizing Welcome Call (Online)

Thursday, October 8, 2026 🔗

7PM — Our Faith, Our Neighbours, Our Vote (virtual)
7PM — Against Tech Oligarchy: The Trial of Jeff Bezos (The Garrison )
7PM — The Walrus Talks Community Reborn (Isabel Bader Theatre)