Is social media really enhancing or eroding Toronto's vibrant culture? 🤔 On one hand, platforms like Instagram highlight our diverse neighborhoods, from Kensington Market to the Distillery District. But on the flip side, are we losing authenticity to curated feeds and influencer culture? Is the pressure to present a perfect life overshadowing the authentic experiences that define us? As journalism students, we must ask—what happens to grassroots movements when social media prioritizes likes over meaningful dialogue? Let’s debate: Is social media diluting Toronto's cultural richness or providing a new platform for expression? Your thoughts?