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Sep 30, 2026 -
Opening Night: PALESTINE 36
When: September 30th, 7pm
Part of the Toronto Palestine Film Festival - Sept. 30 to Oct. 9.
tpff.ca
Sep 29, 2026 -
How do we stop the destruction of our public healthcare system?
When: September 29th, 7pm
Where: Steelworkers Hall, 25 Cecil Street
The all-out assault on public healthcare is epitomized by Alberta's Bill 11, which came into effect September 1st, and Doug Ford's ongoing and accelerating dismantling of public healthcare in Ontario. This Town Hall meeting will provide an overview of the scale of the threat we are facing. Speakers include Natalie Mehra, executive director of the Ontario Health Coalition, along with other special guests.
Facebook event
Sep 29, 2026 -
Rent Strike
When: September 29th, 5:30pm
Where: TBA
Tenants across the city are fighting back against their landlords, and winning! Come enjoy dinner and hear from Toronto Tenant Union organizers about how they're doing it. Followed by a screening of scenes from a documentary on a powerful tenant organizing story: armed with community and courage, a diverse group of Toronto tenants take on powerful corporate landlords in a historic rent strike, sparking a movement for housing justice across the city and beyond.
Facebook poster
Sep 27, 2026 -
Counter Canada First rally
When: Sunday September 27th, 12pm
Where: Nathan Phillips Square
The hate group "Canada first" is once again trying to hold a hate rally in Nathan Phillips Square on September 27. Show up to let them know their bigotry is not welcome here!
facebook.com
Sep 26, 2026 -
Take Back the Night
When: Saturday September 26th, 2 - 9pm
Where: 640 Dundas St. E, Regent Park Green Space
Take Back the Night is a community-based event that unites survivors and honours their stories as survivors of sexual violence, sexual assault, childhood sexual violence, domestic violence, and state violence - such as police brutality, racism, sexist oppression, and other forms of institutionalized violence and war. Hosted by Toronto Rape Crisis Centre.
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