Still on track? Eglinton East LRT ‘not off the table,’ says Toronto mayor
After the Ontario premier’s recent transit announcement, attendees at the Eglinton East LRT town hall said it seems like Scarborough is being forgotten.
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4 reasons millennials make me hopeful about the future of news
Media has accused this much-loathed generation of killing everything from marriage to beer. But millennials might actually save journalism.
Who’s struggling in the Cowichan Valley?
From the cost of rent to the rise of referrals to mental health services, there’s a bigger story going on here.
What’s the state of urban reconciliation in the Lower Mainland?
We asked you what stories we should investigate next in the Urban Nation. This is what you told us.
The business case for asking our audience what to investigate next
Seeking audience input is not only good journalism but sound business practice.
How to get the word out in Scarborough
Given how large, sprawling and transit-inaccessible this suburb is, what’s the best way to share information with all of its many residents?
4 things I’ve learned from covering addictions and mental health
Context matters when telling overdose crisis stories.
Tell us what urban Indigenous stories to investigate next
From housing to youth to MMIWG, you told us what matters most to you. Vote for our next topic now.
Can we crowdsource a better policy to support journalism?
After we argued that the Liberals’ tax measures for journalism hurt startups, The Discourse got a chance to make our case to government. Will you help us write a better policy?
Lunch at the local soup kitchen
“There are heroes and heroines that live on those streets,” says the manager of Cowichan’s downtown food bank.
