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The US is seeing an unprecedented wave of migrant child labor right now. Thousands of kids are working overnight in dangerous factories for brands like Cheerios, Fruit of the Loom and Ford. They're here alone and they're being failed in the most basic way.nytimes.com/2023/02/25/us/…

“What’s your sign?” may have been a cheesy pickup line from the 70s but #astrology is back. It’s online, on apps and in ads. It’s also very lucrative. maggie reid 🌹 examines the rise of astrology and how it fits into consumer capitalism. #Horoscope cbc.ca/1.6794571

This is a legit bombshell washingtonpost.com/history/2023/0…

From a tweet to full page cover spread in the The Globe and Mail, the most read newspaper in Canada. Yes Twitter has faults, but this website is also pretty amazing.

I’ve been covering real estate for The Globe and Mail and wrote this thing about a project I liked.

Grateful to all the #students who opened up about their #PersonalFinance struggles for my latest The Globe and Mail story: theglobeandmail.com/investing/pers….

The Toronto Society of Architects calls on the Province of Ontario to listen to the feedback of Ontarians and not only reassess the current redevelopment plans for #OntarioPlace but the public consultation process around it. Read our full statement: torontosocietyofarchitects.ca/open-letter-on…

Much of the essence of conservatism can be found distilled in these tweets: the overriding belief that there are structures somehow both innate and natural but also so fragile and persistently on the verge of collapse the state must constantly work to impose and reify them.

Canada sees the rise of mall cities theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/ar…

It's Living+ but real. (written by me, a real estate expert)

Toronto’s Black neighbourhoods hard hit by displacement theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/ar…

My colleague Colin D'Mello | Global News asked Premier Doug Ford —if what happened with the Greenbelt land swaps and deals that will enrich developers to the tune of billions — is corruption. “That’s pretty nasty you saying that.” Colin keeps pushing on the line of questioning.

Q&A with Canadian filmmaker and TMU film school grad D. W. Waterson who debuted at #TIFF with their cheerleading film, Backspot ontherecordnews.ca/a-conversation…

When she was eight years old, Evy Mages was taken to a mysterious Austrian villa, where she was humiliated and surveilled for months. Decades later, she became determined to uncover what, exactly, had happened. nyer.cm/jkP6zxc

An October TMU security alert was based on unevidenced claims of a “Global Day of Jihad” ontherecordnews.ca/october-tmu-se…

Walter Kehm, a prominent landscape architect, has walked away from the Ontario Place revamp, in opposition to clearing 800+ trees. “Nature is calming for the soul,” he told me. “You don’t need a spa for that. You need trees.” Latest for Toronto Star thestar.com/news/gta/it-s-…

Are Canadians really nicer than Americans? Rob Goodman joins Sanjay Ruparelia to discuss the founding myths and moral character of the two countries, and how Canada can protect its democracy. tinyurl.com/2bkf2szj

'Perfect rat storm' -- Two of Ontario's largest cities, Toronto and Ottawa, struggle to fight increasingly visible rats,🐀by Sheila Reid thestar.com/news/canada/pe… via Toronto Star

Studies from around the world show bike lanes ease congestion, reduce emissions and are a boon to businesses. cbc.ca/news/science/b…

"In 1997, I was a 29-year-old award-winning art critic and journalist when I was stricken by a violent and disabling onset of manic depression. I managed to avoid the street for 26 years after my diagnosis. The idea of homelessness was terrifying. When I faced it in 2019, I