LET’S TALK, TORONTO: SCARBOROUGH (Karen Stintz & Greg Brady)

LET’S TALK, TORONTO: SCARBOROUGH

Scarborough is one of Toronto's largest and most diverse communities. However, for decades, it has too often been talked about as though it were simply a suburb of the city.

So what does Scarborough tell us about Toronto?

More than 25 years after amalgamation, has Toronto truly become one connected city? What has Scarborough gained—and what has it lost? And what would it take to better connect communities that are geographically, culturally and economically different?

This Scarborough conversation will explore the decisions that shaped the community, the challenges it faces today, and what Toronto needs to do to ensure that Scarborough isn't simply included in the city but fully connected to it.

Join , former Toronto City Councillor & TTC Chair, and author of , and , veteran Canadian media broadcaster and host of on 640 Toronto, for an evening of conversation about the city we inherited, the city we have become, and the city we could still build.

Expect stories, ideas, debate and a lively conversation about Toronto's past, present and future, with an opportunity to ask your own questions.

Set in the historic and neighbourhood-focused , this is the Scarborough stop of The Six Torontos Tour—a series of conversations across the former municipalities that became today's City of Toronto.

Your ticket includes admission to the event AND one signed copy of Karen's new book waiting for you at the event

2) Event Only — Already have the book? Free RSVP for the event.

Tuesday, Oct 6, 2026

6:45–8:30 PM

3750 Kingston Road, Scarborough

Come for the conversation. Stay for the debate.

Let's talk, Toronto.

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Olde Stone Cottage Pub, 3750 Kingston Road, Toronto, Canada

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