Inside the fight to stop Billy Bishop’s expansion, ER doctors burning out, and pro wrestling — right here in Toronto

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It’s been a good month for public uprisings in Toronto. First, Sneaky Dee’s was saved from the wrecking ball, then the plan to vastly expand Toronto’s island airport was killed by the federal government. The organizer of “No Jets TO” tells Mahdis Habibinia about the moment he learned, “We won. It’s over.” We’ve got more news on Sneaky Dee’s, as a councillor moves to protect it as a heritage site. And we’ve got more discussion of Billy Bishop airport in just a moment.