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Letter from the Editors (Feb-Mar 2023)
BY THE GRIND EDITORS

This issue of The Grind, dear reader, goes to the printer as we enter a brief period without a mayor. John Tory, elected in 2014, then again in 2018 and 2022, officially submitted his resignation on February 15. Tory is out, and good riddance.

Tory Gets His Budget, then Dips
BY THE GRIND EDITORS


The 2023 Toronto city budget didn’t go to a vote. With the “Strong Mayor” powers granted by Doug Ford’s PC government, now-former Mayor John Tory prepared the budget, and that’s it. All City Council could do was propose minor amendments to the budget and vote on those.

TTC Cuts Increase Fares and Create Longer Wait Times
BY JACOB PESARUK

The new TTC budget includes a 10 cent fare increase. It also reduces service during off-peak hours to manage revenue, which means the TTC will be more crowded, less dependable and less frequent.

Toward Police Abolition & True Community Safety
MAYA MENEZES(ON BEHALF OF ANOTHER TORONTO)

The new TTC budget includes a 10 cent fare increase. It also reduces service during off-peak hours to manage revenue, which means the TTC will be more crowded, less dependable and less frequent.

They Took Homecare, Now Surgeries are on the Privatization Block
BY DOUG NESBITT


The new TTC budget includes a 10 cent fare increase. It also reduces service during off-peak hours to manage revenue, which means the TTC will be more crowded, less dependable and less frequent.

Interview with Adria Kain
BY THE GRIND

Adria Kain's debut album When Flowers Bloom is nominated for a 2023 JUNO for Contemporary R&B recording of the year. The Grind sat down with the Toronto-based R&B singer to discuss her incredible journey of personal and artistic growth. 

Event Listings (Feb + March 2023)
BY THE GRIND

Sound artist apé from the electronic duo Phèdre shares NINE must see events in February and March.

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