Alyshah Sanmati Hasham
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City Hall reporter for the Toronto Star (formerly courts). Tell me your stories. she/her. [email protected]
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The court wouldn’t let Morrell Andrews (she/her) talk about her sex assault. A new law means the next survivor won’t have to fear prosecution for speaking out. Story from Jacques Gallant thestar.com/news/gta/the-c… via @torontostar
The Danzig Youth Hub opened today thanks to support from the Malvern Family Resource Centre, Toronto Community Housing, TAIBU Community Health Centre and the City of Toronto. The Hub will provide a space for local youth to access academic support, play, and learn everyday life skills.
Thank you to all of the…
100 days of Olivia Chow Listen to This Matters the Star's daily news podcast. trib.al/t6TNJtI
“This threat to my livelihood now existed not in some far-right Facebook group, but in my school.”
My latest for Toronto Star on how students are feeling as they witness a rise of anti-2SLGBTQ+ rhetoric manifest inside their own schools and homes:
thestar.com/news/gta/genui…
The crappy news: TVO CMG is on strike is still on strike after 10 weeks.
The better news: We're well on our way to 1500 signatures on our petition to the provincial government for binding arbitration. And you can help us get there by signing it too: actionnetwork.org/petitions/end-…
The kids aren't all right, so Toronto Star journalists have dug deep to find out why. Series editor
Amy Dempsey joins Edward Keenan on #ThisMatters to talk about the varied and interconnected ways we’re letting down the next generation: thestar.com/podcasts/this-…
Reading about the latest story about intimate partner violence out of Sault Ste. Marie made me revisit Sarah Boesveld's story with Malcolm Warmerdam from last year. IPV is an epidemic; it's going to take a lot more to change that: chatelaine.com/living/feature…
1/3 Today the Toronto Star launches an ambitious project that took months to put together. It's called 'The Kids Aren't All Right' and it's about how society is failing a generation of young people, whether in health care, education, housing or community development.