Join the Toronto Youth Food Policy Council and members of the Toronto Food Policy Council on January 13, 2016 at 6:30 pm at LOFT Kitchen, 850 Bloor St. E. for the TFPC Social and launch of the first edition of Mélange, TYPFC’s Creative Arts Journal. […]
After a long winter, spring is here. And with spring comes some exciting news! We’ve been working hard over the past few months to redesign our website and are proud to share with you the new look. Here is what’s changed: Our new homepage highlights […]
The Toronto Youth Food Policy Council (TYFPC) is in full support and in solidarity with CUPE 3903 and 3902 who are currently on strike for affordable and quality education for all, an equitable work environment, and job security. We understand these strikes to be symptomatic […]
Who can vote? Where? How? All of this information is answered on the City of Toronto elections website. How do I learn about the candidates? Colour of Change Colour of Poverty’s Racial Justice Report Card. Women in Toronto Politics Position Primer. ArtsVote Report Card. What can I ask […]
This post describes TYFPC member Kaylen Fredrickson’s experience at the mayoral debate on September 14, 2014. I attended my first mayoral debate yesterday at Evergreen Brick Works. The event took place following the Sunday Farmers’ Market. (New this season! Check it out!) After picking up […]