Kathryn Mannie
Reporter at TorontoToday.ca
Reporter @torontotodayca. Formerly @globalnews @globeandmail @TheVarsity.
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3 weeks ago |
torontotoday.ca | Kathryn Mannie
For 35 years, Paula Jarrett commuted along Cosburn Avenue for work. Even when her place of employment changed and altered that commute, one feature of her route always stayed the same: a carving of a rodent, etched into a brick near the corner of Pape and Cosburn avenues. The relief sculpture can be found in the centre of the brick facade at 1024 Pape Ave.
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3 weeks ago |
torontotoday.ca | Kathryn Mannie
At the age of 85, Anne Marie Angus organized her first protest. She was inspired after attending a similar protest near Victoria Park and Kingston Road in Scarborough. There, seniors have been gathering on Thursday mornings to protest the Gaza war, led by Ted Schmidt, a retired high school teacher. The experience left her feeling empowered to start something of her own. “Even if I'm in my walker with one sign … I could do that,” she recalled thinking after attending Schmidt’s protest.
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3 weeks ago |
thenarwhal.ca | Kathryn Mannie
Get the inside scoop on The Narwhal’s environment and climate reporting by signing up for our free newsletter. Once you know what burdock and garlic mustard look like, you won’t stop spotting them in Toronto’s parks, according to the volunteers working to remove invasive plant species at Trinity Bellwoods Park. That’s exactly what happened with Shân Gordon, a local from the area who started the park’s invasive species removal campaign.
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4 weeks ago |
torontotoday.ca | Kathryn Mannie
It’s not everyday that a Grammy-nominated musician opens a sandwich shop in Toronto, and the size of the crowd at Tutto Panino during its grand opening on Saturday reflected that. The Italian-inspired sandwich shop began its life with a series of pop-ups at Kensington’s Burdock Brewery in 2024. Now, it’s found a permanent home on a cozy residential street in Parkdale thanks to its diverse team of owners.
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4 weeks ago |
torontotoday.ca | Kathryn Mannie
With colourful papier-mâché puppets held aloft, participants of a protest parade on Thursday evening marched through the Junction to the music of a live brass band. But despite the family-friendly tone of the demonstration, local residents had a serious message to send to Metrolinx: deliver the long-delayed Davenport Diamond Greenway. The greenway is a planned linear park that will inhabit the space underneath the Barrie GO Line.
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