The Green Line

Second-gen Torontonians and immigrants who came here at a young age describe their complex relationship with language.

We toured the Sunday Antique Market at St. Lawrence Market to give you a peek at this unique, longstanding community in downtown Toronto.

One of Toronto’s most culturally diverse neighbourhoods is facing intense gentrification, and some local shops are struggling to stay in business.

A new expression of art and iteration of currency, NFTs have been a hot topic for many local artists and investors. But will the value of NFTs evolve in the long term?
The Green Line is pleased to present this inaugural story from our partnership with Ryerson (X) University’s On The Record.

Student reporters Prapti Bamaniya, Megan Ebreo, Oskar McCarson and Alina Snisarenko explore how the elimination of these fines can help provide better outcomes for low-income Torontonians.

For our city’s marginalized communities, the Toronto Public Library going fine-free is long overdue. 📚📚

The Green Line is pleased to present this inaugural story from our partnership with Ryerson (X) University’s On The Record.

Student reporters Prapti Bamaniya, Megan Ebreo, Oskar McCarson and Alina Snisarenko explore how the elimination of these fines can help provide better outcomes for low-income Torontonians.

Calling all Toronto-based students: How much do you spend in a day? 🤑

In partnership with On The Record The Green Line student reporter Samira Balsara asks Ryerson (X) University students how much money they spend on campus?

Any guesses? Hint: It’s definitely a commuter school.