Vintage
I just love the look of this camera. And it takes great pictures too. Right now it’s loaded with some expired but refrigerated ISO 800 film. I can’t wait to see what the...
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Take Responsibility
It’s meant as a message to our leaders, but it’s advice we all should heed. Taken across the street from the Metro Toronto Convention Centre during last week’s rally and march for a...
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Do we Need a Reminder? Day of Action for Civil Liberties
It was only two weeks ago that the G20 hit town and left in its wake a trail of devastation and abrogated civil liberties. But with Pride, the heat wave and a fortnight...
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Michelle DuBarry’s Big Hair Day
When I asked Michelle DuBarry why she chose this look for her CP24 television appearance last week, the legendary drag queen replied, “It’s Pride, honey. You have to break out the the big...
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Security
If you live in Toronto and haven’t already done so, you have until 5 PM to write to your City Councillor about opposing Giorgio Mammoliti’s motion to retroactively defund Pride for rescinding its...
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This is what Democracy Looks Like
These are some of the people who peacefully rallied at Queen’s Park on Canada Day to demand a public inquiry into police misconduct and human rights violations during last week’s G20 summit in...
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Free Speech Coalition Reclaims our Pride with People’s Gala on the Street
It was a party. It was a protest. It was a celebration of who we are,` minus the censorship, the corporate sponsorship and the pandering to the tourists and the suburban gawkers. The...
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Peace and Reflection in the Midst of G20 Chaos
It was a thing of beauty–a moment of quiet reflection and healing amidst the noise and violence of Toronto’s G20 weekend– but it wasn’t worthy of headlines. After all, there’s nothing shocking about...
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Unhealthy Snacks at the G20
Dear Mr. Harper For 1.2 billion dollars, you could at least have provided healthy snacks for law enforcement officers.
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