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Scarborough
From Oct. 2018 to June 2019, journalists Anita Li and Aparita Bhandari created pop-up journalism and community engagement in Scarborough that invited locals to contribute to stories that combat stereotypes and explore issues like transit and culture. The Discourse Scarborough is now on hiatus.
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Latest in Scarborough
Ontario’s election may be dividing people, but journalism doesn’t have to
The Discourse is here to get beyond polarizing politics and talk about the issues that really matter to you.
Ontario election 2018: We’re cutting through the drama to ask what really matters to you
The cluster of communities surrounding Toronto have a major role to play in deciding the provincial election. If you’re voting today, we want to hear from you.
Even communities in the GTA need better information. We’re listening
Our in-depth analysis of gaps in the Greater Toronto Area's media landscape reveals Little Portugal, Willowdale, Brampton and Scarborough among communities in need of better coverage.
How do we build community in our cities?
Canadians today feel lonelier than ever. But one university town is bucking the trend and building bridges that connect unlikely communities. What do they have to teach the rest of us?
Ontario’s election may be dividing people, but journalism doesn’t have to
The Discourse is here to get beyond polarizing politics and talk about the issues that really matter to you.
Ontario election 2018: We’re cutting through the drama to ask what really matters to you
The cluster of communities surrounding Toronto have a major role to play in deciding the provincial election. If you’re voting today, we want to hear from you.
Even communities in the GTA need better information. We’re listening
Our in-depth analysis of gaps in the Greater Toronto Area's media landscape reveals Little Portugal, Willowdale, Brampton and Scarborough among communities in need of better coverage.
How do we build community in our cities?
Canadians today feel lonelier than ever. But one university town is bucking the trend and building bridges that connect unlikely communities. What do they have to teach the rest of us?