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Apr 22, 2026 - Film:
Changing Lanes
When: April 22nd
Ride: 5:30pm at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, South Entrance
Screening: 7pm at the York School, Senior Campus (1320 Yonge St)
All are welcome on the ride, but seating is limited. PWYC cash at venue ($10 recommended). RSVP to reserve your seat.
Changing Lanes
(2025): When a beloved teacher is tragically killed in a hit-and-run crash in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, a grassroots movement emerges to transform a notoriously dangerous four-lane boulevard into a safer, two-lane street with protected bike lanes. While many applaud the proposed road diet, it also sparks a backlash -- led in part by a powerful local business owner. As government support begins to waver, neighbors unite to challenge entrenched interests and fight for a safer Greenpoint.
cycleto.ca
Apr 22, 2026 -
Ellen Meiksins lecture /w Bhaskar Sunkara
When: April 22nd, 6pm
Where: TMU, George Vari Engineering and Computing Centre, 245 Church St
Bhaskar Sunkara is the 2026 Ellen Meiksins Wood Lecturer. Ellen Meiksins Wood believed deeply in the importance of encouraging a new generation's rethinking of socialism, keyed to the class and social movements of the time. As the founding editor of
Jacobin
, president of
The Nation
, and publisher of
Catalyst: A Journal of Theory and Strategy
, Sunkara helped lay the intellectual foundations for this generation's socialist movements, including the movement behind Zohran Mamdani's historic campaign for Mayor of New York City.
broadbentinstitute.ca
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Apr 23, 2026 -
How to break the climate silence
When: Thursday April 23rd, 12noon
Earth Day might get people talking about climate change, but how do we make it an everyday conversation? Canadians aren't sharing their concerns or questions about climate change with each other. To talk through how we can change that, Re.Climate has invited panelists who are having climate conversations every day. They'll offer practical advice for how to talk to elected officials, how to broach climate and climate solutions in daily life and how to break through the noise on social media platforms.
zoom.us
Apr 23, 2026 -
Women, war and social reproduction
When: April 23rd, 2:30pm
Rethinking the role of war and social displacement in the present restructuring of the global economy, Federici argues that women play a major role in the reconstruction of the community and the struggle for a different world.
Dr. Silvia Federici is a world renowned feminist intellectual and longtime activist, teacher, and writer.
zoom.us