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May 27, 2026 - FilmSocial:
Finally Got the News
When: May 27th, 7pm
Where: Eyesore Cinema, 1176 Bloor St W
The Leo Panitch School for Socialist Education is very pleased to present
Finally Got The News
(1970) as the next film in the FilmSocial series of socialist film screenings.
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May 28, 2026 -
Get On The Tracks!
When: May 28th, 12pm
Where: Gather outside Union Station, then march up to Queen's Park for a giant protest.
Stop Ford's Hospital Privatization Train Wreck giant protest.
On Thursday May 28, we will gather outside Union Station in Toronto at 12 pm for a rally, then march up to Queen's Park for a giant protest. Folks from across the province will be coming in via train, and you can reserve your spot on the train by registering (link below).
Seats are first come, first served. After you register, we will send you an email with all of this information and more.
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May 28, 2026 -
Film Shorts: Local Heroes
When: May 28th, 6:45pm
Where: TIFF Lightbox
From eye appointments to sex appointments, cheating boyfriends to dancing dogs, this collection of local shorts puts Toronto filmmakers in the spotlight in the way only Inside Out knows how to do. We are here, we are Queer, and we've brought you these incredible, strange, and unforgettable local stories.
insideout.ca
May 28, 2026 - Booklaunch:
Confronting the Resurgent Right
When: May 28th, 7pm
Where: Tranzac Club, 292 Brunswick Ave
Join us for the launch of
Confronting the Resurgent Right
. Scholars and activists take Canada's 2022 "Freedom Convoy" as a recent manifestation of deep-rooted extremism and provide intersectional commentary on the resurgence of the political right, demonstrating how its ideology permeates and shapes the structures of our society.
With evidence-based research, and careful analysis of the genesis and methods of the right, contributors to this volume model pathways of resistance and charge us with our most urgent collective tasks: finding ways to work together, building coalitions in civil society, and exposing and countering the regressive forces that spew hate.
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