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Feb 10, 2026 - Science for Peace Student Conference

When: Tuesday February 10th, 4pm
Where: 60 Lowther Ave

Hear from students at the University of Toronto and Toronto Metropolitan University on issues pertaining to climate change and militarism.

scienceforpeace.org | zoom.us

Feb 10, 2026 - Fund Our City

When: February 10th, 12pm
Where: Toronto City Hall, 100 Queen St W

On February 10, Toronto City Council will be voting on the 2026 City Budget. Social Planning Toronto and partners are organizing a community rally outside City Hall to let Council know this is no time for cuts.

Hot chocolate and snacks provided.

socialplanningtoronto.org | Facebook

Feb 10, 2026 - [Ottawa] Support Public Healthcare

When: February 10th, 12pm
Where: Parliament Hill, Ottawa

Alberta has launched a full-on attack on the Canada Health Act, forcing patients to pay for doctors and surgeries, letting the rich jump the queue and push everyone else back, and opening the door to US private health insurance corporations.

Ontario is privatizing our public hospitals and letting for-profit clinics charge patients thousands $ in violation of our medicare protection laws.

healthcoalition.ca | Facebook

Feb 7, 2026 - Oppose White Nationalist Rally

When: February 7th, 12:30pm
Where: Nathan Phillips Sq.

White nationalists are once again trying to hold a rally in Toronto. Show them that their hate is not welcome- not here, not anywhere!

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Feb 6, 2026 - Workshop reading: Two Birds One Stone

When: Friday February 6th, 7:30pm
Where: Factory Studio Theatre, 125 Bathurst St

When Palestinian theatre maker Rimah Jabr moved to Toronto, she became friends with Natasha Greenblatt, a Jewish Canadian playwright. They decided to make a play together... and it's mostly true. "Two Birds One Stone" asks complicated questions about identity, privilege, and the search for home. First created in 2016, Natasha and Rimah are now returning to their auto-fictional play with the support of director Guillermo Verdecchia and Common Boots Theatre. What does it mean to tell these stories, together, in the face of genocide?

factorytheatre.ca | docs.google.com