Toronto joins global White Chair protests in death of Turkish prisoner
Torontonians witnessed a different kind of protest, performed on white chairs meant to tell the story of a political prisoner who died in a Turkish jail.
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Category: News
Indigenous Knowledge Gathering shows students how ‘we’re all connected’
Indigenous stories like The Dish can teach us much about what to expect in the future.
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Humber encouraged to build transgender ‘communities of care’
Humber and Seneca Colleges joined together last week to virtually recognize Transgender Day of Remembrance.
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COVID linked to spike in gender-based violence
The Canadian Women’s Foundation and corporate allies are teaming up to help end violence against women
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Teachers, students in Rio de Janeiro’s public schools return to the classroom
The government announced elementary students and professors were expected to be back in the building.
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Toronto homeless encampment raids continue as affordable housing remains beyond reach
Experts and the homeless say governments are failing the homeless by not providing affordable housing and financial support.
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Ford announces lockdown in Toronto and Peel as COVID-19 infections continue to surge
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Toronto and Peel Region will be placed under lockdown the same day the province confirmed COVID-19 infections surpassed 100,000.
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Ukraine orders weekend shutdowns in COVID-19 battle
Weekend quarantines in Ukraine became the news no one was happy to hear.
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Ford announces lockdowns of Peel, Toronto, but schools and child care centres remain open
The announcement comes on the same day Justin Trudeau said he supports lockdowns during a national address.
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Pets help people cope during coronavirus pandemic
Dogs, cats and even rabbits can help ease depression during uncertain times.
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Peel anticipating Doug Ford announcement on region’s COVID-19 status
New restrictions released in Peel disrupts events and businesses.
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Canadian journalists address racial reckoning in the country’s newsrooms
Humber College hosts virtual conference to combat systemic racism in the newsroom.
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