220 Oak Street

09/03/2026

REST IN POWER GLORIA

In the words of Gloria Steinem: The constitution doesn't begin with "I the president" it begins with "We the People"
RIP Gloria.

09/03/2026

THE DVP
is closed

A view from my balcony

Happy Thursday Everyone

09/03/2026

220 OAK STREET NEWZ :

220 Oak St & surrounding areas

The DVP is still closed

Wow the Rain ☔️ damage is extensive in the Community of Regent Park Regent Park

Well, That did not Stop 🛑 Regent Park residents to attend the last and final “Indoor version” of the Taste of Regent Park

See you Next Year Everyone !



Miguel Martin Avila-Velarde
Fred Victor
The Daniels Corporation
Tridel
Toronto Community Housing
220 Oak Street

09/01/2026

220 OAK STREET NEWZ

@220 Oak Street

08/31/2026

Empower, elevate, and celebrate! ❤️

08/31/2026

08/31/2026

Thursday Night Drum Social

Join us every Thursday evening at the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto for our weekly Drum Social a welcoming space to come together in community through drumming, singing, dancing and connection.

Come share in the music, enjoy a meal, grab a coffee and spend time with community. Whether you’re there to drum, dance, listen or simply enjoy the evening, everyone is welcome.

Every Thursday | 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Native Canadian Centre of Toronto
Food and coffee provided.

We look forward to seeing you there!

08/31/2026

Migrants make Canada work. By caring for children and elders, growing food, building homes, and keeping communities running. But the government is pushing migrants out instead of giving people equal rights.

Permits are expiring, being refused, cancelled, or made impossible to renew. Refugees are under attack. People are being deported. Families are being separated. Those who remain are forced to work with fewer rights and more fear.

This fall, the federal government is deciding the future of immigration: who gets permanent residency, who remains temporary, and who is pushed out. On Sunday, September 20, one day before Parliament returns, join people across the country taking action to demand more rights and safety for migrants.

The Toronto Rally and March for Migrants Justice will take place on Sunday, September 20 at Christie Pits Park [750 Bloor W.] at 2 p.m. Learn more and RSVP at MigrantRights.ca/Sep20

[Image description: A large group of people in a rally holding up banners with text “status for all”, “dignity for migrants”, etc. Text above the image reads: “Immigrants make Canada work.” Text at the bottom reads: “End exploitations, stop deportations, renew work permits, status for all. Sunday, September 20, 2026, 2 p.m., Christie Pits, Toronto. Rally and march.”]