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Join the struggle to demand supports—not police.

Another Toronto is a coalition of individuals and organizations committed to a Toronto that supports communities, not police. We first came together with a Month of Action in January 2022 to oppose John Tory’s increase to the Toronto police budget. 

About

Another Toronto first came together as a campaign coalition with members from organizations that have included Butterly, No Pride in Policing, Toronto Indigenous Harm Reduction, Bloordale Community Response, Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) Toronto, Trans Bisexual Lesbian Gay Asexual at York, Policing-Free Schools, No One Is Illegal Toronto, Doctors for Defunding Police, and Jane-Finch Action Against Poverty.


Current Coalition members include members of Bloordale Community Response, Toronto Street Medics, Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ), No More Silence, and Jane-Finch Action Against Poverty.

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Current Campaigns

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    Stop the Protest Bubble Zones

    The protest by-law would restrict where protests are allowed, potentially making it illegal to hold a protest near any school, hospital, child-care centre, or place of worship.

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    Taking aim at the 2026 Police Budget

    Interested in ward-based organizing against the 2026 police budget?  Sign up to our mailing list and check in soon for more details.

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Past Campaigns & Events

Campaigns
18th Annual Strawberry Ceremony
18th Annual Strawberry Ceremony

Back Together Again! to honour missing and murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Trans and Two Spirit People

Our TTC: Safety for All
Our TTC: Safety for All

Join the community conversation to share what a safe, dignified, and accessible public transit system means to you.

ZAP ACTION: Tell Council to fund public services NOT cops!
ZAP ACTION: Tell Council to fund public services NOT cops!

The police target and brutalize marginalized communities, hoard much-needed public resources, and do not increase safety. But Tory has announced his intention to give them almost 50 million MORE dollars in 2023 than in 2022. We cannot let that happen.

Call to Action: Public Health Emergency
Call to Action: Public Health Emergency

Die-in Protest: Divest From Policing Invest in People, in front of City Hall

Zine Workshop for Kids & Youth
Zine Workshop for Kids & Youth

Kids and youth in Grade 4 and up are invited to a facilitated arts workshop to imagine a world without police that keeps everyone safe!

FLYERING ACTION
FLYERING ACTION

Service cuts mean less safety, because we will be waiting longer for the bus, streetcar, and subway late at night. Cuts mean less space on the TTC for wheelchair users, for strollers, and for grocery carts. Cuts mean being late for work and school, and less time with our loved ones. 

PEOPLE’S BUDGET TO
PEOPLE’S BUDGET TO

People's Budget TO wants to hear YOUR thoughts on the City of Toronto's 2023 Budget. What do you imagine when you think of a budget that is truly reflective of your needs?

Community protest at City Budget Committee
Community protest at City Budget Committee

Hundreds of Torontonians gathered at City Hall this week to oppose Mayor John Tory’s $50 million police budget increase and to demand that the city instead reallocate 50% of the TPS budget to urgently needed community supports.

City of Toronto Budget Committee Deputations
City of Toronto Budget Committee Deputations

The City of Toronto’s Budget Committee is meeting NEXT WEEK on January 17th and 18th: Have Your Say! Register to make a deputation.

Community Conversation & Gathering
Community Conversation & Gathering

People directly affected by state violence are coming together and speaking out. Join us for a community dinner, and to hear about healing, accountability, and and end to state violence.

Breaking the bank: A national conversation on defunding the police
Breaking the bank: A national conversation on defunding the police

Despite the rise of the defund the police movement and widespread support for reinvesting funds in health-affirming public and community services, police budgets are up across Canada. 

SPEAK UP! A Webinar on the City Budget
SPEAK UP! A Webinar on the City Budget

If you, like us, are deeply concerned by Tory's plan to INCREASE funding to Toronto Police in 2023, join us for a workshop on how to intervene in the city budget process.

Poster Campaign for our Month of Action
Poster Campaign for our Month of Action

Local movement artists offered their work to promote the #AnotherTorontoIsPossible Month of Action.

We want to live in a city that supports people, not police
We want to live in a city that supports people, not police

We are here today – outside of a municipal debate that is inaccessible to those most impacted by city politics – to demand a vision for Toronto that includes all of its residents.