TDSB Trustee Rachel Chernos Lin has defeated former right-wing columnist Anthony Furey in a fiercely partisan by-election for city councillor in Don Valley West. See our coverage of election night here:
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The Local is an independent magazine exploring urban health and social issues in Toronto. We take a data-driven, yet authentically human approach to storytelling on pressing issues facing the city, from poverty and homelessness, to mental health, aging, and food insecurity. The Local is unabashedly Toronto , reporting from corners of the city that are too often ignored or misunderstood. We aim to fill a role that traditional media neglects — turning complex policy issues into compelling narratives, and addressing problems that are pressing and ongoing, even if they don’t have a news hook. As an online magazine, The Local fully embraces the digital medium to experiment with different multimedia formats not possible through print.
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Voting in Don Valley West is usually a sleepy affair, writes Wency Leung. But with accusations of bigotry, legal threats, and behind-the-scenes manoeuvring, the by-election has become a contentious, partisan battle.
How a By-Election in Don Valley West Became a Contentious, Partisan Fight | The Local
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The Annex has fewer residents today than in 1971. The towers of Crescent Town have far more. Simon Lewsen on how the uneven, illogical densification pattern of the last 50 years created today’s Toronto.
In the Annex and Crescent Town, Two Sides to a Density Dilemma | The Local
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Would you call the City to complain about your neighbour's lawn? As The Local's analysis reveals wealthier wards are disproportionately more likely to use 311 services, Inori Roy writes on the relationship between complaint, civic engagement and privilege.
What 311 Complaints Say About Your Neighbourhood | The Local
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Photojournalist Nick Kozak has spent 4 years photographing unhoused Torontonians. Now, with unprecedented in-depth reporting, years of photos & exclusive data, Kozak & Brennan Doherty chronicle Toronto’s futile encampment policies through the life of one man.
Another Year, Another Encampment, Another Eviction | The Local
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This North York neighbourhood has plenty of public amenities and walkable streets. But the secret to residents’ good health, writes Rebecca Gao, may have a less expected explanation: immigration.
Why a Two-Kilometre Strip of Yonge Street Has the Highest Life Expectancy in Toronto | The Local
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Moss Park has the lowest life expectancy in the city by far. Executive editor Nicholas Hune-Brown on what’s behind the neighbourhood’s struggles, and how those lost years reverberate throughout the community.
Moss Park’s Lost Years | The Local
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In collaboration with researchers at St. Michael’s Hospital, The Local has produced the first-ever neighbourhood-level analysis of life expectancy at birth in Toronto. The results are striking.
Life Expectancy Varies by Almost 12 Years Across Toronto Neighbourhoods | The Local
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This weekend we have a booth at the annual Word On The Street festival! We’ll be at our booth today at the corner of Queens Park and Wellesley today from 11am-6pm and tomorrow 10am-5pm. Come by and say hi! #WOTS2024
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As growing right-wing anti-trans sentiment erodes trans rights in other parts of Canada, Local fellow Matthew Molinaro speaks to advocates and legislators in Toronto about how this creeping transphobia is affecting the communities they serve:
The Creeping Threat to Trans Rights in Toronto | The Local
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