A walk in the rain in support of changing lifestyles, better health and animal rights.
Toronto
Marxism 2011
The annual Marxism conference in Toronto in a revolutionary year.
Related rabble.ca story:
The last jailed Toronto G-20 activist is released
Computer security expert Byron Sonne was granted finally bail after 330 days behind bars on May 16. He waited until Wednesday to be released, however, following the final bail hearing, when the crown attorney had the opportunity to contest the decision. Fortunately, the judge disagreed and he was free to go.
Sonne spent roughly 11 months in custody. The 38 year old was denied bail twice since his June 22, 2010 arrest, which took place just prior to the start of the G-20 Summit in Toronto.
Bail was set at $250,000, and Sonne is now free until he returns to court for trial in Nov. 2011.
Labour Council: Garbage privatization plan is an irresponsible risk
Media Release
Labour Council: new facts show garbage privatization plan is an irresponsible risk
May 16, 2011
TORONTO -In light of the critical report from Al Rosen and Associates raising important questions about the savings claimed in the city's report, and the move of the author of the City's report, Geoff Rathbone, to the private sector, the Toronto & York Region Labour Council is again calling on City Council to reject the plan to push through privatizing waste collection.
Toronto's homeless death toll continues to climb
A monthly vigil is held to remember those who have died homeless in Toronto.
