Gabe Oatley
Reporter at Future of Good
Journalist at Freelance
Reporter with @torontotodayca covering Toronto's downtown core. He/Him
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1 week ago |
torontotoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
As the city’s main landfill nears capacity, city hall is mulling over a contentious possible solution: burning Toronto’s trash. The city currently sends most of its garbage to the Green Lane Landfill, near London, Ont., which is expected to be full by 2035. Earlier this month, the city released a public survey inviting feedback about Toronto’s future and current waste management needs. More landfilling is on the table, but so is waste incineration — a polarizing method.
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1 week ago |
torontotoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
The Toronto District School Board voted last Wednesday to accelerate their timeline on the creation of an anti-Palestinian racism strategy. The motion, which carried in a 15-to-5 vote, will see TDSB staff prepare a work plan for addressing anti-Palestinian racism for October, at least six months faster than had been previously planned.
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torontotoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
A west end miniature pinscher now has a favourite pilsner. On Tuesday, the Junction Triangle’s Halo Brewery unveiled a new short-run label for its house pilsner featuring a photo of local hound, Innis. The pup’s face is on the cans as a prize for his owner having raised the most money in a local contest for Canadian charity Veterinarians Without Borders.
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1 week ago |
torontotoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
On Tuesday, the CN Tower will glow red in an effort to get Torontonians talking about a subject more taboo than sex or politics. May 28 is Menstrual Health Day, a global event to encourage conversation about menstrual equity — from discussions about access to period products for all, to education about reproductive health and rights.
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torontotoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
Facing rolling pickets, YWCA Toronto has avoided a strike by boosting the wages offered to its workers. Last week, the social service organization and CUPE Local 2189, the union representing over 250 of the charity’s workers, ratified a new collective agreement. On Tuesday, the union’s president, Amanda Kinna, told TorontoToday she was excited about the deal and proud of what her members had accomplished. The new agreement sees an average wage increase of 11 per cent over three years.
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New: A group of Indigenous protestors have staged an "occupation" on the north lawn of Queen's Park. They're angry about the province's newly passed Bill 5 — and say this protest is just the beginning of resistance to the new legislation. #Bill5 https://t.co/8zXl91kjpC
This is wild!
Here's why we're delaying our food issue by a week. We gave some new writers a chance and greenlit their pitches. When drafts came in, we realized several authors were scammers trying to pawn off AI-generated stories about fictional places and people. https://t.co/UrAhmLF4Mu
RT @torontotodayca: TorontoToday mapped what the city would look like if all 3,600 eligible daycares, places of worship and schools applied…
