There are several ways one could have gone about making a point regarding this weekend’s G20 summit in Toronto. Some opted to break windows and throw feces—not so subtle. Others selected arson as their method of choice—a brilliant (excuse the pun) way to illuminate (excuse again) their serious socio-economic concerns. But the majority chose “peaceful protest.” Read More
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A man has been arrested near Scott Street and The Esplanade for driving a vehicle with an arsenal of weapons. Read More
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We already knew they’d be using sound and force, but now police are saying they’ve added water to their G20 security arsenal. Read More
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While some students are lamenting the University of Toronto’s impending G20 closure, opportunists can take advantage of a few days off. Here’s some advice for making the most of your summit leisure time. Read More
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The City of Toronto will remove 1,000 pieces of street furniture, including bus shelters, garbage cans, and newspaper boxes, so you won’t get ‘owies’ during the G20 summit. Read More
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The feds want you to know that their G20/G8 Muskoka-esque “fake lake” will only cost $57,000, not $1.9 million as previously stated. Read More
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