Miranda Anthistle

“This type of anti-Asian racism is targeted, it’s targeted to who the racists think are vulnerable and who won’t fight back,” a Chinese Canadian National Council spokesperson said.

‘Aside from COVID-19, our BIPOC students were suffering. They were going to be coming back to school and ... needing the right educators to have those brave conversations.’

Several Toronto councillors are urging the City to pull its advertising dollars from the Italian-Canadian newspaper Corriere Canadese.

"She’s the utmost loving and caring nanny and caregiver and I know she would have done everything in her power to protect them."

"It’s so easy to undo months and months of hard effort in just a short amount of time."

“Without food, without drinkable water, without shelter, the cats will all die.” The harsh conditions each winter make these months the time when the shelter is needed most.

“A big part of improving people’s quality of life is reminding them of their identity, which is often lost because of illness.”

“She got lots of threats and these threats led to her living in exile."

“There’s an absolute need to get people housed, and housed quickly.”

The company that owns the Milton retirement home attributed the move to emergency roof repairs.

“This is a traumatizing and humiliating situation.”

“Surgery is particularly important in children in terms of time because of growth and development … and surgery is often timed critically with certain stages of development.”

“Businesses are already really, really weak, and many of them are just not going to survive the COVID pandemic.”

'The messaging in the advertisement directly conflicts with our values and belief in equality, inclusiveness and access to homeownership for all.'

‘I’m very sad to see it go, very sad,’ one long-time patron says.

"All it takes is one wrong move and that vehicle could cause serious injury or death."

“Every time we came to a class we had to put hand sanitizer on, but wearing a mask was the most difficult part of school."

Area residents say it’s not that they don’t have compassion for the people experiencing homelessness, rather they think there’s a lack of mental health resources being dedicated to this segment of the population.

“We don’t want to pay for a class that’s just going to be a virtual lecture.”

"Nobody should be doing this… it sets a bad example for anyone who thinks it’s a fun or cool thing to do.”