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Event Type: Virtual
We’re always happy to share events from our network. One of our members, Daily Bread Food Bank, is hosting a Toronto Mayoral Debate tonight from 7:00pm – 8:30ppm. To attend in person, the event registration is full. However, you can still watch the debate live online through the Daily Bread Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/live/OHv6Q1NAIR0 About the DebateTorontonians are struggling with rising living costs, unaffordable housing, precarious work, and inadequate income supports. For too many, even full-time work or post-secondary education is no longer enough to make ends meet.Toronto saw over 4.1 million visits to food banks in 2025—more than four times pre-pandemic levels—highlighting the growing scale of need across our city.As the city heads to the polls on October 26, Daily Bread Food Bank together with community partners is hosting Toronto’s first mayoral debate of the election.Moderated by Daily Bread CEO, Neil Hetherington, this debate is an opportunity for residents to hear directly from mayoral candidates on how they will build a city where everyone can thrive.Join the conversation. Help shape the future of our city by being an informed voter this municipal election.CandidatesThe top three polling candidates were invited to speak at the event.The following candidates have confirmed attendance:
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Event Type: In-person
On Tuesday, September 15th at The 519 drop-inReflect on the land, Treaties, and your responsibility, and craft a personal Land Acknowledgement.
Examine what Reconciliation means in practice, and draft a meaningful, individualized Land Acknowledgement.
Event is located at the drop-in at 519 Church Street, from 3:00pm - 5:00pm.
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