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 |
thetrillium.ca | Gabe Oatley
This article was first published by TorontoToday, a Village Media publication. Amidst a heated battle with the provincial government over its 2025-26 budget, the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) has proposed increasing class sizes next year for some of its specialized programs for students with disabilities. The decision would affect hundreds of the board’s most vulnerable learners citywide.
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1 week ago |
torontotoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
Amidst a heated battle with the provincial government over its 2025-26 budget, the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) has proposed increasing class sizes next year for some of its specialized programs for students with disabilities. The decision would affect hundreds of the board’s most vulnerable learners citywide.
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2 weeks ago |
torontotoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
In several years, when thousands of new residents finally walk the streets of a vast stretch of the redeveloped Port Lands, they may be more likely to see black-eyed susans — a plant native to the area — than begonias. In late May, the public agency announced that Trophic Design, an Indigenous-owned landscape architecture firm from Cobourg, Ont.
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2 weeks ago |
villagereport.ca | Gabe Oatley
TORONTO - A group of frustrated Black Creek residents went to City Hall on Tuesday morning to deliver a petition demanding action on an issue they say has turned their basements into the city’s sewer. For years, residents of the Rockcliffe-Smythe neighbourhood say their homes have flooded during heavy rains when the city’s becomes overloaded, damaging their basements and causing untold stress.
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2 weeks ago |
torontotoday.ca | Gabe Oatley
A group of frustrated Black Creek residents went to City Hall on Tuesday morning to deliver a petition demanding action on an issue they say has turned their basements into the city’s sewer. For years, residents of the Rockcliffe-Smythe neighbourhood say their homes have flooded during heavy rains when the city’s becomes overloaded, damaging their basements and causing untold stress.
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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
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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…
