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Susan In The News

Oct 18, 2010

Rob Ford may not have been at the mayoral debate at The 519 Church Street Community Centre Monday night, but that didn't stop the two other candidates or audience members from calling him a coward for not showing up.

Oct 15, 2010

Kristyn Wong-Tam is not an NDPer.

Ken Chan is not Kyle Rae.

Enza Anderson is not a supermodel.

In Ward 27, everybody likes to be defined by what they’re not.

Sep 03, 2010

After enduring months of harsh criticism that it is unresponsive to the queer communities it serves — particularly from black and trans groups — Pride Toronto has baffled supporters and critics alike

Aug 14, 2010

What better way to get involved with the upcoming Toronto municipal elections than to play the Price is Right and Family Feud with candidates in the running?

That's exactly what bloggers and tweeters decided when they put together the event "So You Think You Can Council?"

Jul 18, 2010

Susan Gapka, candidate for City Councillor in Ward 27 is interviewed about her views and knowledge on homelessness in Toronto and the G20 2010.

Jun 10, 2010

What is the total budget of Toronto Police Services?

Several hundred people packing two floors at Fly nightclub begin to collectively hum the Price is Right theme song.

Jun 09, 2010

NDP MP Bill Siksay's trans rights bill passed second reading in the House of Commons on June 8 after the government declined to take a recorded vote on the issue.

May 21, 2010

The 519 Church Street Community Centre showed off its gorgeous, renovated space on May 19, as part of the centre's 34th anniversary celebrations.

May 17, 2010

Today — International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia — Ontario NDP MPP Cheri DiNovo plans to reintroduce her private member's bill to add gender identity to the province's Human Rights Code.

May 11, 2010

Opposition parties spoke in support of NDP MP Bill Siksay’s trans rights bill during a Commons debate on Monday, but two Conservative MPs raised concerns.

Siksay’s C-389 would add gender identity and gender expression as prohibited grounds of discrimination to the Canadian Human Rights Act. The private member’s bill would also amend the hate crime and sentencing provisions of the Criminal Code to protect trans people.