Archive / 433 entries
2011
What the hell is happening with transit in Toronto? ↗
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Councillor Michelle Berardinetti doubles down on supporting the mayor ↗
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Notes on Rob Ford’s budget, written as it starts to fall apart ↗
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Karen Stintz and Rob Ford’s TTC problem: there are too many riders ↗
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RobFord.ca Was Not Hacked—But Someone Is Having a Bit of Fun ↗ Torontoist
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FAQ for councillors and citizens on the fence about Rob Ford’s 2012 budget ↗
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Budget 2012: A failure on two levels before it’s even launched ↗
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Visualizing 2012: How to manufacture a budget crisis ↗
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Everyone has fundamental beliefs: Janet Davis, Josh Colle & Josh Matlow on ideology and good governance ↗
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City Council Scorecard: Voting to take out the trash ↗
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Occupy Toronto: Where’s the mayor? ↗
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Denzil Minnan-Wong thinks Denzil Minnan-Wong is wrong on new overflow recycling policy ↗
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Layoffs, Lies & Statistics: Does the City of Toronto employ too many people? ↗
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Rebuilding Ford Nation: can a war with the unions save our unpopular mayor? ↗
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The Don Revelation: renegade valley may thwart Rob Ford’s underground transit vision ↗
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The unlikely (and welcome) return of the Fort York bridge ↗
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Calling 911 three times because there was a sketch comic in your driveway ↗
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Sorry Mr. Budget Chief, Rob Ford doesn’t have a mandate for a ‘tough medicine’ budget ↗
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Nothing noble about paying for your own office expenses ↗
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Council Scorecard Special: How your councillor voted on sharks & elephants ↗
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What contracted out garbage means — and doesn’t mean ↗
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Police Budget 2012: How Bill Blair beat Rob Ford ↗
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“Bargain basement” garbage contract smells a bit fishy ↗
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Catching Up: Provincial Election Fallout, TTC Customer Service, Library Cuts & Budget Blues ↗
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City Council Scorecard: How many library service hours will your councillor cut? ↗
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What they’re saying about Rob Ford in other municipalities ↗
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Ford stays out of provincial race as Ford Nation goes up in smoke ↗
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Transit City, rise from your grave! (Or, at least, let’s build something on Finch) ↗
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10% budget reductions, fewer cops on the streets, and reluctantly defending Bill Blair ↗
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City Council Scorecard Update: Team Ford looks shaky with Port Lands & Service Review votes ↗
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Six Years of Budget Balancing Strategies: Rob Ford’s 2012 approach presents false choice ↗
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Special City Council Scorecard: Core Service Review votes reveal growing council opposition ↗
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Ford cuts his own staff, then suffers the consequences ↗
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No “Car Free Day” proclamation from Mayor Ford ↗
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A lack of leadership, coherence and action in aftermath of Marathon Meeting sequel ↗
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“The item as amended carries unanimously, 45 in favour” ↗
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Victory on the waterfront (for now) ↗
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Councillor Voting Records ↗ Torontoist
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The week Rob Ford unravels ↗
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Despite leading question, CUPE poll still bad news for Ford ↗
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What the city manager saved from the budget knife ↗
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On transit: keep cutting until ridership drops ↗
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The Port Lands vote: the first significant defeat for the Ford administration ↗
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Toronto’s unpopular mayor ↗
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2012 Budget: Trading tax cuts for service cuts in Rob Ford’s Toronto ↗
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A visual journey through Doug Ford’s Port Lands ↗
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City Council Scorecard: How to save the Port Lands ↗
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Selling Toronto on a new vision for the waterfront, before selling the waterfront ↗
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Toronto Spoke Coda: “When are you going to tell us what kind of city you actually want to govern?” ↗
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Parallel Port Land Plans: No reason to abandon Waterfront Toronto ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “I am proud to pay taxes,” says Wendy Greene ↗
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The Fords have a terrible, no-good, very bad plan for Toronto’s Port Lands ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “That word—citizen—is very important to me,” says Vikki VanSickle ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “These are not gravy — they are the basics of a great city,” says Ernest Tucker ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “Our mayor knows the price of everything, but he values very little,” says Desmond Cole ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “Why don’t you admit that there is no gravy train?” asks Julie Beddoes ↗
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Quiet For Toronto ↗
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Toronto: “I am not one of the usual suspects,” says Christopher Salmond ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “Stop pitting the suburbs and downtown against each other,” says Michael Binetti ↗
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…Only Outlaws Will Have Panhandles: How The Sun got it wrong on poverty & panhandling ↗
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29 year council veteran Holyday expresses total ignorance on critical budget matters ↗
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Layton ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “I was hoping you’d be better, but you’re worse,” says Dave Meslin ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “Trying to defend impossible campaign promises is getting kind of lame,” rhymes Brian Cauley ↗
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Ford administration demonstrates total incompetence with transit file ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “I couldn’t just stand by and watch the city get dismantled,” says Amy Casipullai ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “It is much easier to destroy something than it is to rebuild it,” says Miroslav Wagner ↗
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You always seemed so sure / that one day we’d be fighting / a suburban war ↗
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Ignoring Giorgio: Pay no attention to the magician’s assistant ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “If you want to fix a complex problem, have a clear plan,” says Sean Meagher ↗
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Listening to Toronto: On bikes, roads & sidewalks ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “This is how we solve the billion dollar deficit,” says HiMY SYeD ↗
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It’s always Sunny in Toronto: three questionable ideas to “improve” our city ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “You’ve been very arbitrary with your choices,” says Jason Adam Robins ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “I am fearful for what this city will look like in four years” says Gilary Massa Machado ↗
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City Budget: This isn’t about austerity & four other notes ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “You guys represent me, whether you like me or not,” says Alison Gorbould ↗
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Ford For Toronto on NewsTalk 1010 ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “I refuse to pit my public services against one another,” says Jennifer Arango ↗
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Is Rob Ford’s commitment to customer service actually doing more harm than good? ↗ Toronto Life
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PMO killed the YouTube star: fishin’ buddies Stephen Harper and Rob Ford (briefly) go viral ↗ Toronto Life
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Rob Ford’s mysterious meeting schedule released only to reveal something everybody already knew anyway ↗ Toronto Life
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The Pride is Back: once again, it’s about more than just a parade ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “The library is the one spot where I have my father,” says Miroslav Glavić ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “One building, one book, that’s all that it took,” sings Susan Wesson ↗
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Budgeting and the art of distraction ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “This is absolute heresy,” says David Owen ↗
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Things Margaret Atwood likes: libraries, book clubs, strong language; things Margaret Atwood does not like: Doug and Rob Ford ↗ Toronto Life
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Toronto Spoke: “I choose to feel hopeful,” says Kim Fry ↗
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City budget document pegs 2012 shortfall at $530 million (or less) ↗
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Listening to Toronto: On Transit ↗
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Manufacturing Toronto’s Budget Crisis ↗
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Toronto Spoke: “I think Torontonians know what they’ve got, and they’re willing to fight for it,” says Henry Faber ↗
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The 22½ hour budget meeting: nothing changed, except maybe everything ↗
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Cutting through 2012: Ten places the Fords might look for savings ↗
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The end of Toronto’s Rob Ford experiment? ↗
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City Council Scorecard Update: Jarvis Lanes and Public Health Nurses ↗
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The annotated Rob Ford: notes on the mayor’s interview with CP24 (VIDEO) ↗
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Toronto’s looming library cuts: what could happen, and how to stop it ↗
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Ford looks to fire GM, kill streetcars in push toward ‘joke’ of transit plan ↗
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No recommendations in KPMG reports ↗
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Minnan-Wong planning “significant” downtown transportation study; believes more roads can solve traffic problems ↗
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The incredible shrinking budget gap ↗
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Toronto [heart] Partisan Politics ↗
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Councillor Josh Colle misled constituents in lead-up to Jarvis vote ↗
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Rob Ford misinformed on critical budget issues ↗
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Searching for Council’s conservatives ↗
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The Jarvis vote: What the hell happened? ↗
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First Core Service Review report: cut snow-clearing, street-sweeping, fluoridation and recycling programs ↗
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On bike lanes, put up or shut up ↗
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Conservatives call for licensing for cyclists as bikes-versus-cars rhetoric ramps up (again) ↗ Toronto Life
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TTC inks an advertising deal—cue station naming rights bonanza (or not) ↗ Toronto Life
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Who to call & email to save the Jarvis bike lanes ↗
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Pier-less Burlington still waiting for its promised—but seemingly doomed—downtown waterfront attraction ↗ Toronto Life
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FAQ for Councillors considering the removal of the Jarvis Street bike lanes ↗
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Former TTC general manager David Gunn thinks Toronto’s transit plans are off the rails ↗ Toronto Life
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A gentle reminder of City Council’s recent commitment to cultural funding ↗
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Despite what Mammoliti says, there’s no reason to defund Pride ↗
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Ford For Toronto Life ↗
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Kristyn Wong-Tam is pushing an ambitious revitalization plan for Yonge Street—but will it fly at Rob Ford’s city hall? ↗ Toronto Life
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The name game: city councillors look to scrap “priority neighbourhood” label ↗ Toronto Life
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Nobody missed Rob Ford at Pride—but his absence is still significant for the city ↗ Toronto Life
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Opposition to local food part of a race to the bottom ↗
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Rider, can you spare 15 cents? TTC looks to charge for text notifications ↗ Toronto Life
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City infrastructure: something’s gotta give ↗
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Giorgio Mammoliti: Toronto’s Michele Bachmann? ↗
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Mayor Rob Ford skips every Pride-related event ↗
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How to Save the Jarvis Bike Lanes ↗ Torontoist
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Mammoliti on Jarvis Lanes: “Everybody has the right to use the road” ↗
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City Council Scorecard: How to save the Jarvis bike lanes ↗
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Ford skips Pride kick-off at City Hall, was at hockey rink ↗
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Mammoliti, other councillors face serious audit requests ↗
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Sheppard Subway plan a “big black hole of wasteful spending” ↗
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What we talk about when we talk about Jarvis ↗
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Scenarios wherein the mayor is not a homophobe ↗
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Does vote on public health nurses reveal the real Rob Ford? ↗
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Executive committee moves to cut out the private sector ↗
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City Council Scorecard Update: Selling TCHC homes ↗
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Ford’s transit plan: still unapproved, still lacking ↗
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Bike Plan to Nowhere: Three ways the new bike plan report falls short ↗
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Proud of Levy ↗
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Public Health Nurses? No fun ↗
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You get what you pay for ↗
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Arena deal reveals downside to contracting out ↗
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Name your price on naming rights ↗
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Whistle Blower Protection Policy a small victory for Ford ↗
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Our socialist roads and highways ↗
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The mayor who once mused about selling public housing to pay operating costs ↗
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Transparent government locked down ↗
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Doug Ford: Mayor is ‘Walking Pollster’ ↗
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Ford to skip another Pride event ↗
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‘Construction chaos’ is chance for new administration to prove effectiveness ↗
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Candidate Rob Ford versus Mayor Rob Ford, on city’s revenue problem ↗
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City looking at 10% budget reduction ↗
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The cell phone mayor: “You have the wrong number” ↗
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TTC shortfall to be approximately $80m ↗
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‘Ford Nation’ and Corktown: How the new mayor may impact a neighbourhood ↗
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Lame budget analogies ↗
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Doug Ford is whining about street closures ↗
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Holyday on Panhandling: How do you solve social issues without social programs? ↗
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Minnan-Wong’s work on bike lanes: pragmatic & inclusionary ↗
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Of expenses and Halifax trips: micromanaging the ‘gravy train’ ↗
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Presto Chango: TTC looks to adopt new fare card ↗
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Rob Ford, October 2010: “I will assure you that services will not be cut” ↗
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Something to be managed, not something to be built ↗
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City ends 2010 with $88m surplus, but no one’s finding fault ↗
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Ford’s approval rating down, weak support for Sheppard subway ↗
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There’s a hole in our budget ↗
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Credit to Thompson for considering police layoffs ↗
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For whom the road tolls ↗
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Ford appeals campaign audit request, despite having nothing to hide ↗
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For Ford, credit when credit is due ↗
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Ford will have to institute road tolls to pay for promised subway ↗
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When will council get to vote on transit plans? ↗
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Is Doug Ford good for Toronto? ↗
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Jim Flaherty praises “boondoggle” waterfront development ↗
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Mammoliti pretends city can withhold Pride funding if QuAIA participates ↗
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Setting policy by imagined consensus ↗
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The mayor laughed heartily ↗
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City Council Scorecard: Garbage, Bridges, Committees & Sewage ↗
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Berardinetti doing all she can to fly under the radar ↗
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Ford’s friendless folly ↗
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Having achieved his vision for Toronto, Ford looks to abolish ‘bag tax’ ↗
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The Cover of QuAIA: Why is Rob Ford avoiding Pride events? ↗
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The second city of the British Empire ↗
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Burning bridges at Fort York ↗
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Rob Ford’s next target: Jarvis Street bike lanes? ↗
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The mayor’s bad day ↗
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VIDEO: Giorgio Mammoliti on Drag Queens ↗
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Why don’t Etobicoke residents recycle? ↗
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Council moves to take out the trash after 32-13 vote ↗
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VIDEO: Rob Ford opens garbage debate, declares “people are sick and tired of tax and spend socialists” ↗
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The Fort York Bridge: it’s now or never ↗
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Campaign audit: What’s Ford thinking? ↗
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Does anybody really believe in Ford’s transit plan? ↗
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Fiscally conservative, but not when it comes to the police ↗
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Ford Nation, Assemble! ↗
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Carroll for Toronto ↗
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Trash of the Titans ↗
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70% of Toronto loves Rob Ford ↗
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Police contract sets the tone, 2012 budget hole gets deeper ↗
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Private sector waterfront development is short-sighted, says private sector ↗
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The Mayor might be too busy to march in the Pride parade ↗
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Will anyone care about Ford’s campaign financing problems? ↗
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Stintz versus Stintz, on Presto ↗
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What does the Mayor want from the Federal Government? ↗
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What has Waterfront Toronto done for us anyway? ↗
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Council Scorecard Update: How did your councillor vote on city boards, bottled water and service reviews? ↗
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Rob Ford’s schedule a closely held secret ↗
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What did and didn’t happen in Toronto last night ↗
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Ford endorses federal party that offers nothing for Toronto ↗
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Trash talk: debate is about process, not outcome ↗
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On public housing: why vouchers aren’t a quick fix ↗
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Our new city-building strategy: sell downtown ↗
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Provincial money for Sheppard Subway derailed by Ford’s demands ↗
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Citizen voices silenced at city hall ↗
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The upside to libertarian leadership: better food carts ↗
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“Vaughan amendment” wreaks havoc on city boards and agencies ↗
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City Hall Secrecy ↗
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No Waterfront Gravy ↗
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Pride and Prejudice and Revisionist History ↗
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Road to privatized garbage skips past council ↗
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The mayor wants to sell the waterfront ↗
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The high road: QuAIA withdraws from Pride Parade ↗
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Listening to people by shutting down citizen committees ↗
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New expense rules: “Harmonious community” no more ↗
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Team Ford loses vote, takes ball home ↗
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One Ford silent on election issues as other canvasses for Tories ↗
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The budget knives come out for waterfront development ↗
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Civility, Responsibility & Opposing the Mayor ↗
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Solving all our problems through councillor expense reforms ↗
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Replacing the gravy train with a crazy train ↗
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Public housing isn’t just about dollars and cents ↗
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Tumbleweeds in Toronto as federal election looms ↗
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One-man board Case Ootes breaks his word ↗
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A shrug on Sheppard ↗
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TTC chair continues to be surprised by mayor’s transit plans ↗
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As Toronto looks to privatize everything “not nailed down…” ↗
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Transit City: What We Lost (aside from 49 million dollars) ↗
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Pop will sell itself ↗
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Transit City is dead; long live Transit City ↗
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A ploy named sue: Lawsuits over lawsuits over lawsuits ↗
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City sued for alleged “war on cars” ↗
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Ford’s media relations strategy mirrors Stephen Harper’s ↗
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Tapdancing Josh Colle ↗
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The problems with privatized services ↗
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Appealing billboards ↗
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The federal election and our missing mayor ↗
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Waterfront ‘gem’ is no hologram ↗
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When it’s time to party we will party hard ↗
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Pleasure Island ↗
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Rob Ford still working at Deco Labels ↗
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Ideology and partisanship are okay ↗
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Unspecified lessons to be learned ↗
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Bless this mess ↗
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Finding waste: Hurry up please it’s time ↗
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Sheppard subway a two (hundred)-step process ↗
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Vision matters ↗
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The Rob Ford pattern ↗
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Public-private Sheppard Subway is a “dumb idea” ↗
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Memo to Councillors: Stop the gravy train, turn off data roaming ↗
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Family matters at City Council ↗
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Ford: Pretty quiet for a cycling advocate ↗
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How the TCHC vote went down: A City Council Scorecard Update ↗
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Trust us: we’re not going to do what we’ve said we’d like to ↗
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Deputy Mayor: “Seizing control” of library board would be “great” ↗
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Gunn in the first act ↗
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Compare and Contrast ↗
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Council’s middle gets organized ↗
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Whipped votes: who broke ranks on Wednesday night ↗
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All that jazz hands ↗
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Smile and vote with the mayor ↗
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TCHC board dissolved in expected 25-18 vote ↗
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The commercial property tax question ↗
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The taxpayer isn’t here ↗
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What Rob Ford voted against on Wednesday night ↗
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Getting all messed up on TCHC: a ten-point guide ↗
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Is Your Councillor Part of Ford Nation? ↗ Torontoist
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Shepherding Sheppard ↗
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“Just do what Rob Ford wants and no one gets hurt” ↗
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Board out, Ootes in ↗
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End of the Urban Affairs ↗
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Ex-TCHC board member Mammoliti: in my defence, I skipped all the morning meetings ↗
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Is your councillor part of Ford Nation? Introducing the City Council Scorecard ↗
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TCHC as an ‘ambitious property developer’ ↗
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Changes to paid duty program something all of council can agree on ↗
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Ford For Canada ↗
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One of Canada’s Top Employers: putting the TCHC scandal in context ↗
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Should have seen the signs ↗
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TCHC: What happens after everyone gets fired? ↗
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Doug Holyday & Bill Blair suggest police are the answer to homelessness ↗
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Stalled Transit plan has 160 city workers in limbo ↗
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Ford enjoys a 60% approval rating, says terribly misleading poll ↗
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Ford vows to campaign against McGuinty if City isn’t given money it apparently doesn’t need ↗
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Giambrone: the forever disappointment ↗
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Miller’s surplus is the gift that keeps on giving ↗
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Speaking instead of the mayor, not for the mayor ↗
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TCHC spending scandal distracts from important issues ↗
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A short summary of Rob Ford’s voting record on HIV/AIDS ↗
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Ford sought $150 million from province to fix city with “spending problem, not revenue problem” ↗
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Toronto’s mayor votes against funding for STI screening ↗
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When the oversight office isn’t ideological enough ↗
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2011 budget rich with symbolism, but not much else ↗
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Horse trading at city hall ↗
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We need to talk about 2012 ↗
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Budget debate at City Hall ↗
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On transit, we’re weighing a new fantasy versus an established reality ↗
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Toronto Council Curveball: Amendment to budget would retain services ↗
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An idea, not a plan ↗
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No gravy at City Hall ↗
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The ins and outs of the city’s new transit plan ↗
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Budget Chief Del Grande admits city has revenue problem ↗
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Pretty well everyone thinks mayor’s subway plan is stupid ↗
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Budget committee proposes three fiscal futures: doom, gloom or more doom ↗
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Strategy in the mayor’s office: identify subversive elements and crush them ↗
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Subtext: Metrolinx refused to compromise with Mayor’s office ↗
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What pushed Doug Ford to publicly call for a strong mayor system? ↗
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For sale: Sheppard Subway extension, lightly used ↗
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Tiny magic unicorns set to finance city’s subway extension ↗
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“What’s wrong with running a city like a business?” ↗
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Eglinton LRT is top priority, says Metrolinx board member ↗
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A leader’s responsibility to talk to the media ↗
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New Toronto streetcars to add significant capacity to downtown routes ↗
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One Cent Now & Again: Canadian cities need sales tax revenue ↗
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Privatizing garbage collection: still not about cost or efficiency ↗
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A look back at Mike Del Grande and Sue-Ann Levy’s imaginary city budget ↗
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Doug Ford might be provincial ↗
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Immigration Service Agency vote reveals ‘Team Ford’ ↗
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Toronto Council makes grandstanding gesture, calls it sacrifice ↗
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All the best policies are motivated by revenge ↗
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Developers hopeful that new mayor will let them do whatever they want ↗
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Invisible mayor ↗
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Mayor’s office is in total disarray but believes itself incredibly effective ↗
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Member of mayor’s football team finds support in city-funded shelters ↗
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Province won’t ask for council vote on new transit plan? ↗
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TTC union’s no-strike vow recalls unfortunate history ↗
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Jan Wong, ace reporter, tries to track down the mayor’s wife ↗
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Last word on bus route cuts ↗
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A boring story about council salaries ↗
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Bus route cuts are a customer service issue ↗
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Caught in the headlights of new LRV storage yard ↗
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Government is not a business ↗
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The Phoenix Saga (of libraries) ↗
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A great deal of effort to accomplish little ↗
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Local councillor knows little of existing transit plans for his ward ↗
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TTC to announce that some bus routes will be spared cuts ↗
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City’s budget problems not about council meals or expenses ↗
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Mayor touts elimination of proposed fare increase in rare sit-down interview ↗
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Still trying to kill that pesky library ↗
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TTC Chair Stintz not involved with new transit plan negotiations ↗
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Levy: Privatizing garbage will let us throw more stuff away ↗
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Doug Ford wants to cut everything ↗
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Holding Ford to campaign promises just makes sense ↗
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Lobbying from student groups led to car tax repeal, says Ford ↗
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The only thing the budget committee cut: oversight ↗
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TTC to 250,000 riders: sorry about your bus route ↗
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Ford’s revised “subways” plan delayed ↗
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Ontario Transit Commission ↗
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“Ford walked away” ↗
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Meanwhile, in the thrilling world of commercial property tax rates… ↗
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The City of Toronto budget explained with three simple charts ↗
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We don’t need oversight because we’re not going to make mistakes ↗
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TTC Chair Stintz hints reworked transit plan includes Sheppard Subway ↗
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Cutting a lot to save a little ↗
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Fighting gravy with gravy ↗
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Goodbye Kouvalis ↗
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TTC essential service designation benefits no one ↗
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Are we ready for some football? ↗
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Just making sure they don’t have fatal health problems ↗
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No mandate for Ford’s transit plan ↗
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Talking to the media is for suckers ↗
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Brother’s Keeper ↗
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GO goes electric ↗
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Going Downtown ↗
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Can’t reduce costs by getting mad at them ↗
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Serious, structural problem with transit funding in Toronto ↗
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Taxes make ‘for a healthier, better and more equitable city’ ↗
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Critics of city’s past spending should speak in specifics ↗
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No reservations ↗
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Such a cliché ↗
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Sustainability, growth and Toronto ↗
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“The hand we were dealt” ↗
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Cut gravy, not programs ↗
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TTC chair Stintz: “Reconsidering these route changes” ↗
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TTC points to Fall 2011 bus service improvements ↗
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Proposed TTC route cuts impact 2,600 riders per day ↗
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Sign of the times ↗
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Trading transit for highways ↗
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Couldn’t find the original Word document? ↗
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Finding money all over the place ↗
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Ford the Candidate versus Ford the Mayor ↗
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Selections from the TTC Capital Budget Report 2011 ↗
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Setting a standard for transit ↗
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Transit Cuts Deferred to February Meeting; City operates via longhand ↗
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Budget Visualized ↗
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Capital Ideas For the TTC ↗
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Cut tha Police ↗
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Respect for a certain kind of taxpayer ↗
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Shocker of the year: No TTC fare increase coming ↗
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With my freeze ray ↗
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“Mr. Ford varies from day to day” ↗
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Going round and round on bus service ↗
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Hardly Fare ↗
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Let’s get fiscal ↗
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The only surprise this morning ↗
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Battle lines ↗
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Battle of the Books (3) ↗
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Fight! Fight! Fight! ↗
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Government is fun and easy ↗
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Oh, nevermind ↗
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Battle of the Books ↗
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Battle of the Books (2) ↗
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Blunt Address ↗
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Come to Roncesvalles, Wear Black ↗
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Whoa ↗
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Bagging on TEA ↗
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Big Words, Small Plan ↗
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More on Transit ↗
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This week’s other battle ↗
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A Shocking Turn of Events ↗
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Figurative Gravy, Literal Trains ↗
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Transit Matters ↗
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Gravy Fighter ↗
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Politics of Transit City ↗
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Stinks to high heaven ↗
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Fit to be labelled ↗
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More on bags ↗
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Most effective mayor ever ↗
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Now you downtowners can afford to drive! ↗
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Oh no! Road Construction! ↗
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Plastic bags ↗
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Sports Analogies and Exaggerations ↗
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Was going to attend but heard it was dry ↗
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