Sheila Reid

Ontario's privacy commissioner warned that Doug Ford’s “shocking announcement” was “about hiding government-related business to evade public accountability.” #onpoli New from @robertbenzie and @MoiraWelsh: trib.al/SOG6vdE

I spoke to a forensic engineer for this one.

@floyd_ruskin Hi there, I'm a reporter at the Toronto Star. I'm trying to get in touch with someone at Save OSC for a story. You can reach me at shreid@thestar.ca

How much does that job pay? Employers still failing to comply with new salary transparency laws trib.al/ZfRe445

Very important to read this! thestar.com/business/some-…

Why hundreds of empty Toronto lots are stuck in limbo, attracting garbage, pests — and the anger of their neighbours trib.al/Unb21Hb

Computer science grads used to be a hot commodity — now they fear they’re being replaced by AI. Experts say entry-level positions are disappearing due to artificial intelligence, an uncertain economy, and too many students entering the work force. trib.al/izXa9iJ

"In 1997, I was a 29-year-old award-winning art critic and journalist when I was stricken by a violent and disabling onset of manic depression. I managed to avoid the street for 26 years after my diagnosis. The idea of homelessness was terrifying. When I faced it in 2019, I thought of which warm states I could go to and live in my car, and I had visions of which bridge I would jump off. How many other people are in this position, too ill and poor to afford affordable housing? And too poor to be homeless?" Read the extraordinary firsthand account: bit.ly/3O8ci81

Studies from around the world show bike lanes ease congestion, reduce emissions and are a boon to businesses. cbc.ca/news/science/b…

@MarkMartinFan5 Hi, I'm a reporter with the Canadian Press following up on a story about the gate crashers at the Billy Talent show on the weekend. Would you be willing to speak about your experience there? My messages are open

Billy Talent was amazing last night minus the insanity that occured with people crashing the gates and pushing everyone around but what to expect at a free outdoor concert at a festival. Thankfully my friends got out of the insanity safely.

@Gourmey905 Hey, I'm a reporter with the Canadian Press following up on a story about the gate crashers at the Billy Talent show on Saturday. Would you be willing to speak about your experience there? My messages are open

@GalexyFucked Hi, I'm a reporter with the Canadian Press following up on a story about the gate crashers at the Billy Talent show. Would you be willing to speak about your experience there? My messages are open

What a surprise to see Billy talent for free last night! What a throw back to those goth years haha #billytalent

'Perfect rat storm' -- Two of Ontario's largest cities, Toronto and Ottawa, struggle to fight increasingly visible rats,🐀by @shewolfwrites thestar.com/news/canada/pe… via @torontostar

Are Canadians really nicer than Americans? @GoodmanRob1 joins @SVRuparelia to discuss the founding myths and moral character of the two countries, and how Canada can protect its democracy. tinyurl.com/2bkf2szj

Walter Kehm, a prominent landscape architect, has walked away from the Ontario Place revamp, in opposition to clearing 800+ trees. “Nature is calming for the soul,” he told me. “You don’t need a spa for that. You need trees.” Latest for @TorontoStar thestar.com/news/gta/it-s-…

An October TMU security alert was based on unevidenced claims of a “Global Day of Jihad” ontherecordnews.ca/october-tmu-se…

When she was eight years old, Evy Mages was taken to a mysterious Austrian villa, where she was humiliated and surveilled for months. Decades later, she became determined to uncover what, exactly, had happened. nyer.cm/jkP6zxc

Q&A with Canadian filmmaker and TMU film school grad D. W. Waterson who debuted at #TIFF with their cheerleading film, Backspot ontherecordnews.ca/a-conversation…

My colleague @ColinDMello asked Premier Doug Ford —if what happened with the Greenbelt land swaps and deals that will enrich developers to the tune of billions — is corruption. “That’s pretty nasty you saying that.” Colin keeps pushing on the line of questioning.

Toronto’s Black neighbourhoods hard hit by displacement theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/ar…