Gabe Oatley
Reporter at Future of Good
Journalist at Freelance
Toronto-based reporter. Bylines with: @cbcfifth, @natobserver, @futureofgood, @TheNation, @xtramagazine, etc. DMs open. He/Him
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1 week ago |
bradfordtoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
Friends and family of longtime Toronto resident Maya Moreno are grieving the woman’s death after she succumbed last Saturday to complications from burns suffered in an accident in Peru. Moreno, a landscape designer, had travelled to the South American country as part of an ongoing journey to connect to her ancestral roots, according to friend Komal Bhasin.
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2 weeks ago |
torontotoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
Though her party has held power for a decade, Julie Dzerowicz isn’t trying to convince voters of the policy progress the Liberals have made. Instead, she’s campaigning on the belief that Liberal Leader Mark Carney is the right guy for the top job, right now. On Monday night, TorontoToday joined Dzerowicz as she canvassed in the northeastern corner of the Davenport riding she’s held since 2015.
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2 weeks ago |
torontotoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
In one corner of Little Italy, it’s out with the fancy groceries and in with more modest fare. A sign in the window of a new College Street storefront used to advertise that a Pusateri’s Fine Foods — a high-end, independent Toronto grocer — would soon open. But after Pusatari’s entered bankruptcy proceedings, the sign changed. About three weeks ago, a new No Frills opened up instead — and residents told TorontoToday they’re glad for the swap.
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2 weeks ago |
collingwoodtoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
Swimmers at Hanlan’s Point or Cherry Beach might not want to know it, but Toronto’s waterfront is home to snake-like sea lamprey, also called “vampire fish.” The lampreys have also infiltrated Georgian Bay. Worse still, these invasive blood-suckers may have an easier time evading extermination efforts this year thanks to aborted cuts by the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
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2 weeks ago |
orilliamatters.com | Gabe Oatley
Swimmers at Hanlan’s Point or Cherry Beach might not want to know it, but Toronto’s waterfront is home to snake-like sea lamprey, also called “vampire fish.” Worse still, these invasive blood-suckers may have an easier time evading extermination efforts this year thanks to aborted cuts by the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
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New: At a weeknight canvass, Davenport’s Liberal incumbent Julie Dzerowicz pitched her party’s new leader — and rarely discussed a decade of Trudeau-era policies. https://t.co/JA5fykcUcV
RT @torontotodayca: Little Italy’s would-be Pusateri’s is now a No Frills — and why locals approve of the swap https://t.co/OKrx0H3mKl