The Revolution Begins in High School
Leon Bronstein (Jay Baruchel) is not your average Montreal West high school student. He wants to change the world. Like most high schoolers, Leon is having an identity crisis and believes he is the reincarnation of Soviet
On August 31, MP Craig Scott will be hosting a BBQ to meet and connect with Toronto-Danforth neighbours.
Saturday, August 31 2013, 1pm to 4pm Kempton Howard Park, 86 Blake Street (Jones and Danforth)
With free food, music and activities for kids, it is sure to be a fun afternoon and a great way to enjoy the summer.
The unveiling of the OFL Monument to Jack Layton will occur on the anniversary of Jack’s passing: Thursday, August 22 at 11:45am.
The statue will be unveiled at the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal Entrance (9 Queen’s Quay West) at 11:45 am. The nearest parking is just east of Captain John Restaurant, Queen's Quay at Yonge Street.
Cinema Politica Danforth, a project of the Toronto Danforth NDP, presents a free screening of The Hole Story, a skewering analysis of the ways in which Canadian mining companies have put profit before people and the environment.
Last Train Home is a film about migrant workers and the dramatic changes sweeping China. Every spring, China’s cities are plunged into chaos as 130 million migrant workers journey to their home villages for the New Years holiday.
To pass resolutions and select delegates for the New Democratic Party of Canada Federal Convention, Montreal, April 12-14, 2013
Sunday, February 3, 2013 2–4pm (Registration at 1:45pm) St. Leonard's Society of Toronto (S.T.E.P. Program location)
Our next screening is Diversidad, a documentary about a group of young Canadians who got on their bikes to raise awareness about the impacts of the WTO, but results in a journey that lifts the veil of youthful idealism. To be followed by a discussion led by: Romeo Tello, City Youth Councillor - Ward 30, and Madeleine Fast, Federal Secretary of the TD-NDP Riding Association and member of the Youth Committee.