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2026
Robotaxi and data centre lobbying set the stage for Council’s next term ↗ Subscribers
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Drubbing? Comeback? Call Olivia Chow’s victory whatever you like. These numbers show it's unprecedented ↗
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Another election, in charts ↗ Subscribers
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Olivia Chow wins — but with serious warning signs for Toronto's progressive movement ↗
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Hey hey, it’s Election Day: City Hall Watcher’s municipal election guide ↗
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Your vote today will affect Toronto streets, parks — and yes, even washrooms. So don't let it go down the drain ↗
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Three little words explain Olivia Chow’s lack of grand vision — and one big idea could change it all ↗
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The most disagreeable decisions of Toronto City Council ↗ Subscribers
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Campaign cash rules everything around me ↗ Subscribers
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Olivia Chow has a strong pro-police record — why isn’t she running on it? ↗
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Olivia Chow's campaign is playing it safe. Why now is the time to be bold ↗
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Where Toronto’s mayoral race stands today — and how it might change ↗ Subscribers
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There’s no mystery behind Mayor Olivia Chow’s budget record — there’s just math ↗
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All the wrong ways to talk about Toronto’s budget ↗ Subscribers
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Doug Ford can keep his endorsement. Toronto’s mayoral hopefuls really only need one thing from him ↗
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Quantifying Council’s chatterboxes — and quietest members ↗ Subscribers
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Who came out swinging? Our columnists score Chow, Bradford and Alexander in Toronto's first full mayoral debate ↗
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Why are Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford ignoring what Toronto TTC riders actually want? ↗
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Issuing lobbying report cards at the end of the term ↗ Subscribers
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Celebrate 400 issues with a game of SimCouncillor ↗
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Toronto’s street litter bins are total garbage. That makes them an ideal election issue ↗
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Following the money from the mayor’s property tax increases ↗
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Why Olivia Chow is building a council team for her second term — and why Brad Bradford is rolling solo ↗
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Introducing City Hall Watcher’s Election Projection Section ↗ Subscribers
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Doug Ford used to rage against government waste. Now he’s behind Ontario’s biggest spending scandal ↗
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The 2026 Council Power Rankings ↗ Subscribers
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Pedestrians outnumber cars 2 to 1 at Yonge and Eglinton. This is the perfect solution — but why are we still waiting for it? ↗
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Now loading: Data centre lobbying at Toronto City Hall ↗ Subscribers
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Council closes term with debates on island airport, surveillance pricing and data centres ↗ Subscribers
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Gord Perks left Toronto council with a bang. Why won’t his long-serving colleagues ever leave? ↗
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A Billy Bishop expansion has been grounded — yet again. Time to end the dogfight over the island airport once and for all ↗
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Council sets sail for final odyssey before election day ↗ Subscribers
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TTC's crackdown on drivers blowing past stopped streetcars is long overdue. But we need action, not studies ↗
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Toronto's slow streetcars — and the search for silver bullets ↗
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Breaking Brad: a look at Bradford's first batch of fix-it promises ↗ Subscribers
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Lobbyist Watch lingers, Community Councils cram ↗ Subscribers
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Council accepts big money from Queen's Park and Ottawa as part of blockbuster trade ↗ Subscribers
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Other cities close streets to cars all the time. So why does Toronto get tripped up by the idea of a pedestrian street? ↗
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What Toronto's handling of the World Cup says about how Olivia Chow is running the city ↗
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The tardy list: Are some city councillors dawdling on election registration? ↗ Subscribers
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How can Toronto debate the Billy Bishop airport expansion plan? Doug Ford doesn’t have a plan ↗
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Are Council contenders ready for "big freaking deal" changes to the Official Plan? ↗
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Toronto gets 28 million visitors a year. We shouldn't need the FIFA World Cup to be good hosts ↗
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Council Scorecard scores ahead of World Cup ↗ Subscribers
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Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford are supposed to be election rivals. Why are they agreeing so much? ↗
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Lobbyist Watch looks at moving up waterfront transit, Weston's park problem and World Cup prep ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto has a problem with 'squeaky wheels.' We shouldn't let it drive the Church Street conversation ↗
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After marathon May council meeting, Olivia makes it official ↗ Subscribers
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Council set to ponder pedestrianization, keeping cool, and — of course — the island airport ↗ Subscribers
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We all have one thing to say about Doug Ford's ban on automated speed cameras: We told you so ↗
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How do city councillors actually get around Toronto? ↗ Subscribers
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We pay Toronto councillors to attend council meetings. Here’s who’s showing up — and who isn’t ↗
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Celebrate the start of election season with Lobbyist Watch ↗ Subscribers
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There’s even more at stake than usual in Toronto's municipal election this year. These two little words explain why ↗
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The Final Countdown: What Council did before election season begins ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto may finally drop this 24-year ban this week. Why we should relish the moment ↗
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As election season approaches, Council debates Fan Fest, hot dogs and Scarborough transit ↗ Subscribers
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Potholes and the Taylor Swift problem: Why Toronto needs your biggest ideas right now ↗
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How Toronto likes to move it ↗ Subscribers
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Why the Waterfront East LRT is a chance for Toronto to show Metrolinx the better way to build a transit project ↗
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Yet another island airport lobbying effort takes flight ↗
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Upgrading GO train service should be a no-brainer. So why has it gone off the rails so badly? ↗
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Council votes to ground airport debate, sink a yacht club, and pay you to shovel snow ↗ Subscribers
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Will Toronto’s 2026 FIFA World Cup plans turn out be a game-changer or own-goal? ↗
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Council gets set to march into debates on the island airport, Mamdani mania, a yacht club, and more ↗ Subscribers
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How the numbers undermine Doug Ford's flight of fancy on Billy Bishop and jets ↗
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Doing the bidding: How Toronto City Hall is spending money these days ↗ Subscribers
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Why Doug Ford needs to get over his obsession with Toronto and its waterfront ↗
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Closing the scorebook on John Tory's story ↗ Subscribers
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What Doug Ford’s ritzy new Science Centre is really costing us and our kids ↗
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The winter of our lobbying content: lobbyists pitch sidewalk robots, EV charging upgrades, and AI-powered 311 ↗ Subscribers
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Why it will take Toronto 13 years and more than $50 million to recover from Doug Ford’s hasty speed camera ban ↗
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Looking ahead to the hope and heartbreak that could come with Toronto's municipal election ↗ Subscribers
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Council offers support for Chow's low-tax budget, as election looms ↗ Subscribers
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The war for Scarborough: Why the east-end is shaping up as a key battleground in Toronto’s mayoral election ↗
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Toronto police are doing less — but asking for more money. Why is Olivia Chow determined to give them what they want? ↗
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One Council meeting after another ↗ Subscribers
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When the Eglinton Crosstown LRT finally opens, they should offer us an apology, not a party ↗
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Lobbyists start the new year with some yacht talk, Waymo wayfinding, and more ↗ Subscribers
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A blizzard of housing data ↗ Subscribers
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After Toronto’s snowstorm, the city should look at this wild idea to make clearing sidewalks easier ↗
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The troubled Finch West LRT has made a lot of people angry. Here’s one thing Doug Ford can do to get it back on track ↗
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Wedding bells, rooftop police drones, eco goats and other notes from Toronto's 2026 budget ↗ Subscribers
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Olivia Chow’s low tax hike budget shows she’s skilled at ‘bare knuckle’ politics. There’s just one problem ↗
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The 2026 Budget Launch Spectacular ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto’s new traffic 'czar' once unjammed this notoriously traffic-jammed city. Here's how he did it ↗
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And 2025's busiest lobbyist award goes to... ↗ Subscribers
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2025
2025: the year in charts ↗
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Crime is down, rents are down — there are many reasons for Toronto to feel up about 2026 ↗
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Council decks the halls with votes on a faster Finch, a luxury land transfer tax and a TTC guarantee ↗ Subscribers
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A money-back TTC guarantee? Why this councillor’s mayoral campaign stunt is on the right track ↗
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Council gets ready for festive debate about a faster Finch ↗ Subscribers
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Why dark clouds loom over Bike Share Toronto, despite its undeniable success ↗
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Introducing the City Council Buddy System ↗ Subscribers
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Waymo has its sights set on Toronto for driverless cars. The city's history with Big Tech suggests that's cause for alarm ↗
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What an Olivia Chow re-election bid might mean for TTC riders and public library users ↗
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Waymo looks at TO, and more stories from a month of lobbying ↗ Subscribers
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Supersized speed signs, park profanity, and bringing on more bike lanes ↗
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What is the 'dead raccoon test'? And is Toronto passing or failing it? ↗
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Handing out some housing report cards ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto’s streetcars are some of the slowest in the world. Here's how the city could speed them up ↗
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Council comes to compromise on corner stores and — surprise! — disbands the TPA Board ↗ Subscribers
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Why Olivia Chow’s council allies are attacking John Tory’s World Cup bid – and not the scandal that caused him to quit ↗
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Council looks to keep corner stores closed ↗ Subscribers
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Gardiner repairs wrapped up 18 months early. How that big win reveals some much needed lessons for Toronto ↗
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Lobbyists hunker down for long cold winter ↗ Subscribers
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Blue Jays' World Series run shows Toronto is a baseball city. So why are there no batting cages left in our parks? ↗
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Housing plans by the dashboard light ↗ Subscribers
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Now, Toronto has noisy pickleball games in its crosshairs. Are we becoming the City That Fun Forgot? ↗
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The parking spaces between us ↗ Subscribers
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Council offers Ford a fast fact check on speed cameras ↗ Subscribers
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Without acknowledging hard truths, Toronto’s traffic czar isn’t likely to get very far ↗
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How the popping of the condo bubble led to a looming budget crisis in Toronto ↗
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Gondola lobbyists pull up to City Hall ↗ Subscribers
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Doug Ford wants to kill speed cameras. Olivia Chow wants to save them. Here are three ways she could change his mind ↗
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The condo crash comes for City Hall ↗ Subscribers
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Introducing the new and improved Council Scorecard ↗
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A Toronto councillor is experimenting with direct democracy for residents. Doug Ford may have put an end to it ↗
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When the car's not king ↗ Subscribers
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Cash grab? If there’s a problem with Toronto’s speed cameras, it’s that they aren’t grabbing enough cash ↗
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Why does Olivia Chow keep playing nice with Doug Ford? There's one big reason ↗
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Here we are now, going to the Parkside ↗ Subscribers
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Old friends, new lobbyists ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto's hunt for the Parkside camera vandal has come up empty-handed. But here's the real mystery ↗
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Sorry, Doug Ford – gut feeling isn’t a good enough reason to end hybrid work ↗
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Toronto vs Ottawa: the redux, the sequel, the final reckoning (maybe) ↗ Subscribers
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Love Park broke the mould with its movable chairs. Toronto's other public spaces should take note ↗
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The 2025 Council Power Rankings ↗ Subscribers
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Yes, tech can be a force for good. Meet the people hacking Toronto for the better ↗
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Olivia's opposition: a look at Chow's top critics ↗ Subscribers
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Lobbying up to the bar ↗ Subscribers
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The TTC is still short millions of riders. Fare capping could help bring them back ↗
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The city planted dozens of trees to honour Pan Am Games countries. But the tribute hasn't worked out so well ↗
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Gotta go fast — Council endorses RapidTO for Bathurst and Dufferin ↗ Subscribers
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Doug Ford helped usher in an era of outsourcing at Toronto city hall. Olivia Chow may be finally pushing back ↗
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Council sits for summer for debates on transit, shelters, and snowfall ↗ Subscribers
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Battling on Bathurst Street ↗ Subscribers
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Lobbying Live & Unplugged ↗ Subscribers
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Forget speed cameras. It's 'ghost cars' that Doug Ford, Olivia Chow and others need to focus on ↗
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Toronto City Council nixes six ↗ Subscribers
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Olivia Chow could do with a big idea to help her keep her job next year. Here are four ↗
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Running through a sixplex debate with some woes ↗ Subscribers
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Montreal beats Toronto badly when it comes to bike sharing. Here's how we can shift gears and grab the crown ↗
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Taking Toronto to sixplex city ↗ Subscribers
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Multiplexes in Toronto neighbourhoods were madness, said critics. Now the city should give in to the joy of six ↗
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Scoring Mayor Olivia Chow's first defeat ↗ Subscribers
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Why Toronto’s streets keep ending up as a battleground — and what the fight should really be about ↗
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Sixplexes for the Six, parking pondered, senior staff come and go, Tory turns up ↗
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Lobbyists join the battle of Bathurst Street ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto's 2026 World Cup games have just been given a yellow card. Olivia Chow needs to stand tough on the budget ↗
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Toronto Council votes to inflate bubble zones ↗ Subscribers
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Bursting the bubble? Council eyes protest restrictions, High Park shuttle, leaf blower limits ↗ Subscribers
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Matt Elliott: There was a better way — 'transit hell' from streetcar detour is a cautionary tale ↗
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Why is the TTC funding vastly underused parking lots? ↗
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Toronto's multiplexes are multiplying — but not fast enough ↗ Subscribers
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Driverless cars in Toronto could actually make the streets safer — if city hall does the right thing ↗
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Simons says: lobby the mayor ↗ Subscribers
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Carney crowned, McKelvie moves on, robot cars rise, leaf blowers may get banned ↗
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Council creates a congestion czar — but how many cars does Toronto even have? ↗ Subscribers
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City hall finally found a way to help ease traffic congestion — and bring in more money. Not everyone is happy ↗
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Makeover, makeover: Toronto Council readies for debate on creating a pretty city ↗ Subscribers
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It's the crisis the federal election can ignore — but the TTC can’t ↗
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Spider-Man, a Big Red Monster, Santa (with a real beard) — and other tales from Council expense records ↗ Subscribers
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How drinking in parks showed us the way to fight Donald Trump's tariffs ↗
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A labour of lobbying love ↗ Subscribers
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This 'colossal fail' made me think Toronto's city council needs to up its game, along with its pay ↗
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Council approves Trump counterattack — and gets a pay raise ↗ Subscribers
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Eglinton Crosstown LRT finally has an opening date — but the TTC’s service on the line may fall short for these two reasons ↗
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Council to talk about coyotes, federal support for shelters, and a big pay hike ↗ Subscribers
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Why so much Toronto home construction is going nowhere — and what to do about it ↗
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Toronto versus Trump ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto’s city hall has few weapons to fight Trump’s tariff war. But here’s one thing it should definitely try ↗
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City Hall's Amazon addiction ↗ Subscribers
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Olivia Chow’s greatest opposition has been revealed. Can she rise to the fight? ↗
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Trash of the titans ↗ Subscribers
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Doug Ford says he has big plans to ‘get it done’ in Ontario. His track record in Toronto tells a different story ↗
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Whatever happened to Vision Zero? ↗
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Doug Ford has money for $200 cheques and a 401 tunnel — where are the funds to address homelessness? ↗
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Mayor Olivia Chow blasts through another budget ↗ Subscribers
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Council readies for kinder, gentler budget debate ↗ Subscribers
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Trump’s tariff threat sparked council’s ‘buy local’ campaign. Here’s why that move rings hollow ↗
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Toronto has a lot of rich people. But there's a reason it's hard to tell ↗
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A conventional Lobbyist Watch in unconventional times ↗ Subscribers
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With campaign chaos looming in Ottawa and Queen's Park, Toronto should finally get this one thing that other major cities already have ↗
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Reserving judgment as Toronto's budget nears the finish line ↗ Subscribers
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Mayor Olivia Chow is spending big to make sure you notice Toronto’s parks are improving. But there’s one thing that won’t change ↗
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How property taxes work — and how they don't ↗ Subscribers
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Justin Trudeau wasn’t a perfect partner for Toronto. But it’s easy to imagine worse from Pierre Poilievre ↗
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The 2025 Budget Launch Spectacular ↗ Subscribers
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Most Torontonians say life in the city is getting worse. Here's how Olivia Chow can help change that ↗
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Saying goodbye to all the City Hall lobbying of 2024 ↗ Subscribers
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2024
2024: the year in charts ↗
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Olivia Chow made a wish on Christmas Eve 34 years ago. She's still working to make it come true ↗
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Council's chaotic Christmas meeting ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto Islands are a pricey, taxpayer-subsidized ghost town in winter. Here's how Olivia Chow can fix that ↗
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City councillors get scored and shuffled ↗ Subscribers
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SmartTrack flunks further, Ombudsman versus City Manager, and let's do the mid-term shuffle ↗
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TTC ridership downtown is surging. Here's why I'm worried the transit agency is going to drop the ball ↗
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Don't blame bikes: an intersectional analysis of what really causes Toronto traffic ↗ Subscribers
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Police budget on the rise, rideshare licenses may get capped (again), Hotel X2 faces uncanny delay ↗
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Toronto’s neighbourhoods may be about to get their first new corner stores in more than 50 years. Here's why it took so long ↗
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Lobbyists bring the noise and perhaps the funk ↗ Subscribers
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Doug Ford wants you to focus on bike lanes and beer — and pay no attention to this, his biggest failure ↗
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'Tis the season for another police budget debate ↗ Subscribers
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Police celebrate hiring plan, City trucks recommended for retrofit, a plan for safe shelters ↗
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Council attempts to cycle through bike lane blockage ↗ Subscribers
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Council opposes Ford's bike lane busting bill, renoviction rules coming, Don Trail problems ↗
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Doug Ford wants a Toronto designed for cars. His own housing plans reveal why that’s a mistake ↗
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How many people commute by bike in Toronto? More than Doug Ford thinks ↗ Subscribers
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How Don Valley West was won, Mayor fights Ford, Council funds FIFA, police review use of force ↗
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How Toronto’s switch to a new blue bin program led to multimillion-dollar sticker shock ↗
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Election stressing you out? Try the soothing sounds of Lobbyist Watch ↗ Subscribers
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Anthony Furey wants to be mayor. Why that might be bad for city council ↗
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The slow process to snap streetcar door speedsters ↗ Subscribers
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The arts in Toronto are in dire need of more money. Airbnb may be able to help fix that ↗
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Doug Ford says he wants data on bike lanes — the good news is we've got lots ↗ Subscribers
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Ford blocks bike lanes, glossy plans for the economy and culture, water meters break bad ↗
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After some turbulence, Council lands on airport compromise ↗ Subscribers
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To cut waste, Mayor Olivia Chow needs to unleash the city hall watchdogs ↗
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Island airport gets some runway, vacant tax isn't vacated, AG finds parks staff parked ↗
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Billy Bishop airport's 40-year lease needs a much closer look before we clear it for takeoff ↗
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Three hundred issues, more lobbyists ↗
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Doug Ford’s 401 tunnel fantasy is a distraction from what Ontario should be spending money on ↗
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Constructive feedback on Toronto's construction ↗ Subscribers
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Doug Ford has a tunnel vision, TTC cuts the wifi, City Hall posts surplus ↗
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There’s one proven cure for Toronto’s traffic woes. Here’s the surprising reason the city won’t touch it ↗
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Taking a drive through a very congested City Hall calendar ↗ Subscribers
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Job one for the TTC's interim CEO: Take Metrolinx for relationship counselling ↗
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A pedestrian surge on the waterfront ↗ Subscribers
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Doug Ford hasn't let Toronto use cameras to get traffic moving. The city should do it anyway ↗
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City Hall's looming renoviction decision — and the brewing police budget battle sequel ↗ Subscribers
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Dead animal pick-up, the beginnings of the police budget, and the value of old buildings ↗
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Live Nation lobbyists play the hits at City Hall ↗ Subscribers
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With a lot of pot shops going up in smoke, city hall needs a new plan for vacant storefronts ↗
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Trash bin inspectors, Rogue RVs and additional avenues ↗
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Toronto City Hall's Committee of Adjustment could use some adjustment ↗ Subscribers
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A quiet revolution for safer and cheaper bike infrastructure ↗ Subscribers
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Railing against the rail path, and City Hall's island airport debate prepares for takeoff ↗
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Toronto has the bylaws and it has the staff. So why doesn’t it enforce the rules? ↗
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The 2024 Council Power Rankings ↗ Subscribers
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Lobbyists fight taxes and uplift the airport ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto council sped up construction work on the Gardiner. Why won't it do the same for the TTC? ↗
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Push. Pray. Walk: After yet another death, should Toronto replace these dangerous pedestrian crossovers? ↗
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Council scorecard goes for gold ↗
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Council speeds on the Gardiner, sails on electric ferries and weathers the storm ↗
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A year ago Toronto’s budget was a dumpster fire. Now the city’s running a surprise surplus. What happened? ↗
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Sun's out, Council's in — and ready to debate the Gardiner, the Science Centre, and rats ↗ Subscribers
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Better transit is coming for the 2026 World Cup. Why not also for those of us who pay for it? ↗
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Executive Committee executive summary ↗ Subscribers
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City hall spends a staggering amount of time talking about housing. Maybe it's time to cut the chatter ↗
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Lobbying leads to by-election reunion ↗ Subscribers
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A wooden building, a Quayside proposal, our solo city, and a troubling office market report ↗
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They blinded us with the Science Centre ↗ Subscribers
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With Science Centre closure, Ford government sticks to absurd notion that buildings can’t live past 50 ↗
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Council backs rentals, fights renovictions, and goes forward with Sankofa ↗
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Yonge-Dundas or Sankofa: Whatever you want to call it, a name change is the least of its problems ↗
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Council's in for summer ↗ Subscribers
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Olivia Chow's opposition rises in the west ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto Island ferries are a disaster. It's time to finally fix the problem ↗
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Olivia Chow is about to face the biggest threat to her mayoralty. Overcoming it won’t be easy ↗
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EHON and beyond — what's next for Toronto housing policy ↗ Subscribers
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TTC spares us a strike ↗
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Ambitious bike lane plans make sense. So why are Toronto's stuck in low gear? ↗
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Lobbying is a Virtue (and a Morgan Rielly) ↗ Subscribers
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Doug Ford promised to pay Toronto for any shortfall caused by his housing rules. Here’s how that's going ↗
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Council allows density, bans e-scooters and fights Ford ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto City Hall embraces its density ↗
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Paying a minimum for maximum security ↗
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Please, spare us the outrage over allowing more apartment buildings and townhouses in Toronto ↗
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Toronto Council gets set for major debate about major streets ↗
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Bike Share is a key part of Toronto’s transit future. Slashing its expansion makes no sense ↗
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Toronto City Hall's biggest road warriors ↗ Subscribers
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Pieces of April lobbying ↗ Subscribers
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There's an effective way to ease Toronto's traffic woes. But it's up to city council to allow it ↗
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Toronto City Hall keeps on trucking, but should it? ↗ Subscribers
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TTC’s Bloor-Danforth line is on track for slower, less reliable service. Blame Justin Trudeau ↗
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Unbreak my vacant home tax ↗ Subscribers
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Blue bins get sold, more parks get beer, and the vacant home tax gets fixed — maybe ↗
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A trio of charts, with some help from AI ↗ Subscribers
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Vacant tax crowds Council's agenda ↗
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Toronto's vacant home tax rollout has been a mess. There is a better way ↗
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Walking on the Sunshine List ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall's lobbyists spring forward ↗ Subscribers
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The city's plan for dangerous dog attacks is fatally flawed. Spending half a million dollars won't fix it ↗
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The TTC is losing a staggering amount to fare evasion. Why a crackdown may make things worse ↗
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Bye-bye parking, hello housing? ↗ Subscribers
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Booze in parks didn't bring about the apocalypse — what's next? ↗
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Toronto parking fines may shortly skyrocket. This is why we should embrace the cost ↗
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Toronto's next chief planner will need a plan ↗ Subscribers
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The 411 on the 311, and what was broken in Toronto in 2023 ↗
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Pedestrian and cyclist injuries and deaths are up. So why is Toronto set to spend less on making streets safer? ↗
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Intersecting interests all across Toronto ↗
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City Hall's not-so-wild spring break ↗
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Why Hamilton may have the solution to Toronto’s soaring renoviction problem ↗
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Lobbied about the levy but the levy was dry ↗ Subscribers
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Kicking and screaming our way to the World Cup ↗
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Why Doug Ford may hold the key to unsnarling Toronto’s jammed intersections ↗
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Checking the score after Olivia Chow's first budget ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall hunts for cash in vast parking lots ↗
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Mayor Olivia Chow budges a bit on her budget ↗ Subscribers
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TTC signals there’s little room on transit for student field trips — and new ideas ↗
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Mayor Olivia Chow's first budget is in the books — here's what's next ↗
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Olivia Chow's budget sets aside money to fix a broken Toronto. It's not nearly enough ↗
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Police budget comes down to The Wire ↗ Subscribers
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This week: printing costs. Next week: a $17 billion budget. ↗
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Olivia Chow is spending millions on Toronto renters in her budget. Here's why ↗
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The hot fuzz on police budget lobbying ↗ Subscribers
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Council toboggans toward budget time ↗
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City hall plans to dramatically ramp up 2026 World Cup spending. Olivia Chow now has the ball ↗
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90s nostalgia, Toronto city budget edition ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto Budget 2024 (Olivia's Version) drops next week ↗
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What cut? The Toronto police budget is going up — how much, we don’t even know yet ↗
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What the dickens is going on with transit construction costs? ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall revs up for annual budget deputation derby ↗
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There's a big property tax hike on tap. Toronto's water department shows how it can pay off ↗
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The 2024 Budget Launch Spectacular ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto's 2024 budget comes to your windrow ↗ Subscribers
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What good are new noise bylaws if Toronto doesn't enforce the rules it already has? ↗
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2023: the year in LOBBYIST WATCH ↗ Subscribers
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A noisy start to a new year at Toronto City Hall ↗ Subscribers
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The City Hall Watcher interview with Mayor Olivia Chow ↗
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Toronto Mayor Olivia 'The Impatient' must find a balance between speed and breaking things ↗
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2023
2023: the year in charts ↗
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Why fixing Toronto's construction mess shouldn't take a Christmas miracle ↗
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A long December Council meeting ↗ Subscribers
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Why student housing may be key to unlocking Toronto's waterfront ↗
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Toronto’s pricey and ineffective new plan for snow clearing is a warning about privatizing city services ↗
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The rise of TTC delays, minute by minute ↗ Subscribers
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Anti-bike lobby peddles misleading stats — and a bogus idea for fixing Toronto’s traffic ↗
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Matlow's money and Bradford's bucks ↗ Subscribers
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A good scorecard, not a long scorecard ↗ Subscribers
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TTC invites a ‘death spiral’ with its service cuts — but few at Toronto city hall seem to care ↗
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Little boxes — and they all look just the same ↗ Subscribers
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John Tory's parting shot ↗ Subscribers
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TTC stations with fewer employees look like ghost towns. Is it any wonder transit violence increases? ↗
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2022
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Help wanted: Toronto’s high cost of living means even city employees can’t afford to live here ↗
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The factions for fractional rule ↗ Subscribers
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The mayor’s new housing plan is a trap. Toronto councillors shouldn’t take the bait ↗
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With Bill 23, the Clock is Ticking on Toronto Heritage Properties ↗ Storeys
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Council votes this week on protecting an old soy sauce factory. Here’s what that says about affordable housing in Toronto ↗
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More people take GO Transit on weekends now than before the pandemic. That may not be good news ↗
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If Toronto wants to fix its traffic problem, it needs to charge drivers to access the city ↗
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The one who knocks ↗
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Toronto really needs to upgrade its tech — and it’s bad at doing that ↗
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Mayor used VETO! It's not very effective... ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto needs money — but who’s willing to pay for the city’s massive budget gap? ↗
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Council's catastrophic conclusion ↗ Subscribers
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Advanced stats for the Norway Maple Leafs ↗ Subscribers
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How pricey is Toronto’s housing? Even the people who plan the city can’t afford to live here ↗
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The lobbying landscape ↗ Subscribers
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311 is supposed to help fix things that are broken in Toronto. But what if it’s making things worse? ↗
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A conflagration of consultants ↗ Subscribers
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The pandemic wiped out almost four decades of business growth in Toronto. City hall’s tax cuts won’t fix that ↗
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The Saturday Debate: Should John Tory be seeking a third term? ↗
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A trip to the Beach ↗ Subscribers
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As the pandemic slows so does Toronto city hall ↗
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Retiring numbers at Toronto City Hall ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto is about to slash funds for pothole fixes and playground repairs. So where’s the urgency from John Tory? ↗
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Security in parks 👍, drinking in parks 👎 ↗ Subscribers
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Booze-free pedal pubs and $300 fines for wine in the park: Toronto’s idea of summer fun ↗
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Doug Ford’s campaign bets big on building. But who gets stuck paying for running what gets built? ↗
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Complaints about illegal fireworks in Toronto exploded during the pandemic. The solution may be more fireworks ↗
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Toronto's 20 most dangerous streets ↗ Subscribers
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The proposal to host World Cup games in Toronto is a sucker’s deal. The city should demand better ↗
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Lobbyists get smart ↗ Subscribers
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Forget about trying to beat John Tory. Here’s what Toronto’s left should do in this year’s election ↗
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Critics cried fowl over Toronto’s backyard chicken program. Its success shows why the city should embrace new ideas ↗
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The 401 is an 18-lane monster jammed with cars. Doug Ford’s solution to this traffic mess? Make it bigger ↗
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Toronto failed to collect more than $9 million in speed camera tickets. Just how serious is it about road safety? ↗
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Toronto’s crowded homeless shelters are no place for refugees fleeing war and persecution ↗
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Post pandemic, Toronto’s downtown core needs be less nine-to-five and more 24/7 ↗
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Build back better? Toronto’s 2022 budget opts instead for ‘fall apart gradually’ ↗
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The lobbyist robot uprising ↗ Subscribers
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Public safety without bullets ↗ Subscribers
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The iceberg cometh ↗ Subscribers
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A good walk spoiled ↗ Subscribers
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O City Tree, O City Tree ↗ Subscribers
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2021
The year in charts (and Toronto's 2021 lobbyist champ) ↗ Subscribers
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Ending a streak, then starting another ↗
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Ban the robots, but free the cargo e-bikes to cut traffic congestion on Toronto streets ↗
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A chart that looks like Pac-Man ↗ Subscribers
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The Week at Toronto City Hall #8 ↗
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Ontario Line construction threatens to bring ‘car-mageddon’ to downtown Toronto. It doesn’t have to be that way ↗
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If lamp posts could talk ↗ Subscribers
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The Week at Toronto City Hall #7 ↗
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Toronto needs more affordable housing. So why is the city leasing so much of its waterfront to movie studios? ↗
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One last score... ↗ Subscribers
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The Week at Toronto City Hall #6 ↗
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Want to make Toronto condos cheaper? Stop forcing developers to build parking spots buyers don’t want ↗
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The Week at Toronto City Hall #5 ↗
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Forget the ‘tech bros’ at Uber and Lyft. Toronto’s taxi and ride share system has long been in need of fixing ↗
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Doug Ford plans to spend billions on building highways. Here are three reasons that is absurd ↗
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The Week at Toronto City Hall #4 ↗
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A plan to force developers to build more cheap rentals is a game changer. But does Toronto have the stomach for it? ↗
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The Week at Toronto City Hall #3 ↗
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Even businesses are OK with losing on-street parking. So why would Toronto undo curbside patios? ↗
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Mr. Mayor and Mr. Rogers ↗ Subscribers
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The Week at Toronto City Hall #2 ↗
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The need for ‘wartime speed’: Time is running out on using COVID as excuse for delays and reduced service at city hall ↗
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The Week at Toronto City Hall #1 ↗
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No room for debate ↗ Subscribers
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The TTC wants to attract more ridership after the pandemic — they should try making transit cheaper ↗
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Forget Doug Ford’s cut to city council. Toronto’s governing woes go much deeper than that — and need a bigger fix ↗
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The lobbying zone ↗ Subscribers
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$10-a-day child care made for a good campaign slogan. The hard part is turning it into an actual plan ↗
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Supreme ruling ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto could have spent $2 million to house people — instead, it spent that much to evict them from parks ↗
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336,000 more people still need to be fully vaccinated for Toronto to hit its goal. Should we pay them to get the jab? ↗
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Lobbyist Watch gets Frank ↗ Subscribers
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If Toronto police really want to ‘serve and protect’ during COVID-19, they should be fully vaccinated — or be fired ↗
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Grand Theft Bike: Vice City ↗ Subscribers
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There are two questions Toronto’s mayor should ask party leaders during the federal election. Hint: it’s about the money ↗
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Want to stop drivers from racing through Toronto’s streets? Expand the use of the city’s successful photo radar cameras ↗
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A public process could have led to something spectacular — instead, Doug Ford’s new Ontario Place just offers more of the same ↗
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Vaccination passports are Toronto’s best way to avoid more lockdowns — so why is no one doing anything about it? ↗
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Cracks are appearing in John Tory’s hold over city council. He should look at changing up his team as Toronto rebuilds ↗
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Spending millions to rename Dundas and other streets will not fix the real inequities in Toronto. Here’s an idea that might help ↗
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Toronto finally changes gears on the clearly popular ActiveTO road closures — why’d it take so long? ↗
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Toronto city hall needs councillors like Gary Crawford who will stand up for affordable housing — and denounce fear-mongering ↗
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New blue bin system will finally recycle Tim Hortons, Starbucks cups. But Toronto also needs to cut demand ↗
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Free rides on the TTC. Food fairs on the Ex grounds. A car-free Yonge and Bloor. It’s time for the city to get creative about fun this summer ↗
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They were blamed and vilified throughout the pandemic, but the youth are showing up in droves for vaccinations ↗
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It’s time for Toronto to think about whether the island airport should fly post-pandemic ↗
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Toronto’s city-run LTC homes had a peak mortality rate less than half that of for-profit homes. COVID-19 shows the value of keeping public services in public hands ↗
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People already ride e-scooters in Toronto. City hall should not ban a much-needed alternative to the car ↗
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Trying to book a COVID-19 vaccine in a hot spot? It helps if you’re a robot ↗
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Doug Ford’s confusing colour-coded COVID system has been a dismal failure. Time to scrap it for good ↗
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Advocacy, not action: Toronto city council spends too much of its time making requests of higher governments ↗
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To end the pandemic, 70 per cent of Toronto needs to get the COVID-19 shot. School vaccine data shows that will be a struggle ↗
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Toronto’s vaccine effort needs to be 24/7, with no excuse for delay ↗
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When condo-dwellers strike back: Foundry battle shows what happens when community flexes its muscle ↗
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With its budget, Toronto council takes slow, careful steps toward police reform — but will it stay the course? ↗
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Gardiner Expressway looms large as Toronto debates budget, but few at city hall want to talk about it ↗
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Seven years of shuttle buses. Scarborough, remember who led you to this ↗
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Just $2 a year would keep Toronto’s trails and public toilets open all winter. Why that will never happen under John Tory ↗
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Doug Ford’s government says the Dominion Foundry heritage site must go to create affordable housing. But where’s the plan — and the cash? ↗
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Toronto predicts a budget shortfall of almost $1B this year from COVID-19. So why are property taxes only going up $22? ↗
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Doug Ford, take note: ‘stay home’ messaging under COVID-19 means nothing for workers without paid sick days ↗
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2020
2020: the year in charts ↗ Subscribers
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The pandemic helped transform Toronto streets in an instant. Let that be a lesson for 2021 ↗
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Eglinton West RT debate shows that subway boosters have learned nothing from their epic failure in Scarborough ↗
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Tax them and tax them hard — Toronto shouldn’t be timid about people who let homes sit vacant ↗
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One hundred issues, more lobbyists ↗
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Toronto is quick to ticket for parking violations. Why was it so slow with shutting down Adamson Barbecue? ↗
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Doug Ford’s repeated COVID-19 fumbles have allowed Toronto to score public health points. But no one should be cheering ↗
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The city refuses to clear snow and ice off some downtown sidewalks. That will make for a dreary, dangerous COVID-19 winter ↗
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COVID-19 has cut through red tape for curbside dining and bike lanes — why not for permits for firepits in Toronto parks during a pandemic winter? ↗
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Seven days that demand answers: Why did the province dawdle on city’s request to close bars and restaurants? ↗
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There’s been a torrent of data released during the pandemic. Here’s what it’s telling us about Toronto ↗
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Condos are shrinking and COVID-19 is less likely to spread outside. So why does Toronto still ban booze in parks? ↗
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Scoring Council's votes on cops and COVID ↗ Subscribers
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Road tolls on the Gardiner? Some ways Queen’s Park can help Toronto with its $1.5B pandemic budget crisis ↗
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Lobbyist Watch: the musical ↗ Subscribers
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A scorecard for Council's police debate ↗ Subscribers
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Budget cut a blunt instrument that could signal Toronto Council is serious about police reform ↗
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Thousands of cyclists are hitting Toronto’s streets during the pandemic. No one should be surprised ↗
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A legacy of lobbying ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto is making it easier for restaurants to create and expand patio spaces. Why is it so complicated to begin with? ↗
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Cop these charts ↗ Subscribers
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Black voices are speaking out about Toronto’s police budget. City hall should listen ↗
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Two months 'til retirement ↗ Subscribers
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COVID-19 hot spots shouldn’t make us rethink cities. They should make us rethink poverty ↗
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May the lobbying be with you ↗ Subscribers
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A good news cycle for cyclists ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto’s starved for green space. So why no footbridge to the Islands? ↗
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A sad series of charts ↗ Subscribers
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Time’s running out for Toronto’s pandemic bailout — what’s taking so long? ↗
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Forget Sidewalk Labs. Here’s how the Port Lands could now fuel Toronto’s post-COVID recovery ↗
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Where the Sidewalk ended ↗
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It took a deadly pandemic to get Toronto to embrace a faster way to build affordable housing ↗
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Lobbying in the time of COVID ↗ Subscribers
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Need for Speed II: School Zone Speedsters ↗ Subscribers
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Where should lanes be closed for pedestrians and cyclists as the city comes back to life? We crunched the data ↗
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Help Toronto and you help the country: Why Canada needs an ‘Urban Marshall Plan’ ↗
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Speaking with the Speaker ↗
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The Data-Driven Case for Closing Lanes in Downtown Toronto During COVID-19 ↗ Storeys
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A double dose of data ↗ Subscribers
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The hit to Toronto’s finances from COVID-19 is scary. Here’s what it means for the average homeowner’s property tax ↗
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Toronto’s neighbourhoods will feel the loss of every shop that fails from COVID-19. Here’s what needs to be done ↗
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Pandemic can't stop the Lobbyist Watch ↗ Subscribers
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COVID-19 could mark the end of Toronto’s Airbnb era, and good riddance. Here’s how to keep it that way ↗
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COVID-19 councillor check-in ↗
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COVID-19 outbreak lays bare the problems — and possible solutions — to Toronto’s homeless crisis ↗
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Taking attendance at City Hall ↗ Subscribers
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Need for Speed: Open Data edition ↗
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Toronto’s COVID-19 response shows the value of a well-funded public health department. So why the push to cut funding? ↗
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Right turns on red lights may save gas and time, but Toronto should ban them anyway ↗
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Big budget Council Scorecard ↗ Subscribers
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More and more Lyft and Uber drivers are hitting Toronto streets. In-car training should be mandatory ↗
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A leap year Lobbyist Watch ↗
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Council speedruns the 2020 budget ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto’s storefront businesses are getting a raw deal from the city’s construction boom. Here’s how to fix it ↗
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John Tory speaks before Council's budget debate ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto budget makes big bet on improved relationships with Doug Ford and Justin Trudeau ↗
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John Tory makes good grades on the Council Scorecard ↗ Subscribers
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TTC fare enforcement crackdown doesn’t feel all that fair ↗
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Speedy city council meetings don’t prove Doug Ford was right ↗
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Wrestling with Ontario Place's future ↗ Subscribers
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Rail Deck may be flashy, but if you like green, think ravine ↗
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Some revealing budget briefs ↗ Subscribers
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They say I'm technologically hip ↗ Subscribers
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We can’t afford to have free parking at GO stations ↗
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Toronto’s 2020 budget would be improved with a tax on vacant homes ↗
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The 2020 budget launch spectacular ↗ Subscribers
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New year, same lobbyists ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto's infrastructure costs don’t end once construction is done ↗
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The year in charts ↗ Subscribers
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2019
Toronto should ignore Doug Ford’s friendly new tone and seek payback ↗
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Why I’ll miss Toronto’s old CLRV streetcars ↗
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The City Hall Watcher interview with Mayor John Tory ↗
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City Hall Watcher #49: The decade ends with a Toronto Council meeting ↗ Subscribers
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Here’s why you’re about to pay a lot more for garbage collection ↗
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City Hall Watcher #48: Oh no, all the reports came out at once ↗ Subscribers
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The mathematical truth about Toronto property taxes: raising them is the best option ↗
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City Hall Watcher #47: A new hope for ranked ballots ↗ Subscribers
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E-scooters are potentially dangerous and annoying, but Toronto needs them anyway ↗
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City Hall Watcher #46: poverty, housing and governance - your November Council preview ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto council has a chance to move more people out of homeless shelters and into homes ↗
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City Hall Watcher #45: That's a garbage budget ↗ Subscribers
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Give downtown Yonge St. to pedestrians ↗
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City Hall Watcher #44: So long, Jimmy K ↗ Subscribers
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TTC fair discount program offers proof that cheaper transit can transform lives ↗
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City Hall Watcher #43: Pumpkin spice lobbying ↗ Subscribers
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Doug Ford has a long history failing to find government waste ↗
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How Toronto can improve transit and road safety in days rather than years ↗
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City Hall Watcher #42: The new kings of Kensington ↗ Subscribers
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Under the circumstances, Toronto’s new transit deal is good — but the circumstances suck ↗
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City Hall Watcher #41: An election night distraction ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #40: Toronto transit swap meet ↗
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Hey, where’s all the federal election talk about transit and housing? ↗
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City Hall Watcher #39: A Matador, climate change & lots of e-scooters ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #38: Introducing the Council Power Rankings ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto city hall still throwing up roadblocks to road safety ↗
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City Hall Watcher #37: Website diverted, expect delays ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #36: What cities want from the federal election ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #35: The e-scooter war begins ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #34: Back to school, back to Lobbyist Watch ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #33: Let the pre-election funding announcements begin ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #32: The revenge of the return of Doug Ford's city budget cuts ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #31: What happens when Toronto has too much parking? ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #30: Hot Lobbyist Watch summer ↗
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City Hall Watcher #29: Ontario Line - the good, the bad and the risky ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #28: The Council votes that mattered most ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #27: Cramming in a Council meeting before summer break ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #26: A photo radar finish ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #25: What City Hall lobbyists were doing in June ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #24: 1,500 page Sidewalk Toronto proposal tops our summer reading list ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #23: We The North ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #22: Ford is what happens when you're busy making other plans ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #21: Lobbyists get their kicks on Bill 66 ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #20: Fact-checking Ford, fiscally ↗
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City Hall Watcher #19: The most scathing report ever? ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #18: Maybe we ain't that Yonge anymore ↗ Subscribers
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Facing provincial cuts, fighting back might be Toronto's best and only option ↗
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City Hall Watcher #17: Who was lobbying who in April? ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #16: Pie charts get thrown in public health battle ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #15: Walkerton this way ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #14: The Ontari-ari-ari-o Line ↗ Subscribers
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For Toronto: park booze? Yes. Affordable housing? Uh, maybe later ↗
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City Hall Watcher #13: The wheels on the omnibus go round and round ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #12: The Relief Line's magical mystery tech ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #11: At Empire Club, John Tory strikes back ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto needs 1 thing in the federal budget — money, and lots of it ↗
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City Hall Watcher #10: Toronto employment is booming, except where it isn't ↗
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City Hall Watcher #9: Council approves a kinda sorta maybe balanced budget ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #8: Night gathers, and so my Lobbyist Watch begins ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #7: the triumphant return of the City Council Scorecard ↗ Subscribers
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Toronto city hall struggling with snow — and 8 years of austerity ↗
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City Hall Watcher #6: Where the Sidewalk ends? ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #5: Toronto's housing crisis — in charts ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #4: The Toronto City Council post-game show ↗ Subscribers
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City Hall Watcher #3: This city's budget is made of mystery meat ↗
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City Hall Watcher #2: TTC looks to raise fares, then figure out the rest later ↗
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How Doug Ford's entry into the Scarborough subway debate is creating more uncertainty for TTC riders ↗
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City Hall Watcher #1: Richmond & Adelaide are bike lane superstars ↗
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Coming soon: City Hall Watcher by Matt Elliott ↗
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Why Doug Ford's subway 'upload' could be Toronto's most contentious city hall story of 2019 ↗
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2018
Messy, complex, risky: Toronto council deals with fallout from Ford's big cut ↗
CBC
John Tory wins a commanding victory, but can he command the new council? ↗
CBC
Why vote today? Because Toronto's future is still TBD ↗
CBC
A series of questions to ask any city council candidate seeking your vote ↗
CBC
Toronto's sailing toward a fiscal iceberg — so why aren't mayoral frontrunners talking about it? ↗
CBC
Who won and who lost the 1st week of Toronto mayoral debates ↗
CBC
The balance of power on Toronto council could rest on a handful of races ↗
CBC
Does Ford's rationale for plunging city hall into chaos stand up to scrutiny? ↗
CBC
Safer streets should be an election issue — especially in Toronto's suburbs ↗
CBC
John Tory vs. Jennifer Keesmaat: campaign promises are expensive, attacks come cheap ↗
CBC
If Toronto council is dysfunctional, don't blame the size — blame Giorgio Mammoliti ↗
CBC
Ford government is already getting Torontonians engaged - and enraged ↗
CBC
More flooding, more questions for Toronto politicians ↗
CBC
Will Doug Ford's plan to shrink city council get more stuff done? Don't bet on it ↗
CBC
Jennifer Keesmaat positions herself as a 'Ford fighter' in run against John Tory ↗
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One sentence in a budget report should terrify Mayor John Tory ↗ National Observer
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TORONTO CITY HALL INSIDER: Ford, Heads & Beds, subways for suburbs and the need for real road safety ↗ National Observer
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Brace yourselves, Toronto. Change is coming. ↗ National Observer
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Lack of Scarborough subway scrutiny makes way for a subway sequel on Sheppard
Signal
TOcore’s Great Streets plan can correct mistakes from the past, and help put Toronto on the road to achieving Vision Zero
Signal
Forget the mayoral race, it’s Toronto’s council races that will determine the shape of our city
Signal
Toronto City Council is pushing pause on our future
Metro
Report highlights hard-learned lessons from Toronto’s shelter crisis
Metro
Four years later, the most enduring Ford legacy is as a cautionary tale
Metro
10 steps to marginal improvement for Toronto's pedestrians
Metro
Main streets should not be highways
Metro
Mayor Tory deserves credit for not bending on King St. pilot
Metro
The not-so-magical answer to Toronto's housing crisis
Metro
What we can learn from the tale of Penny's pool
Metro
Toronto's dangerous, icy, slushy sidewalks have got to go
Metro
Opposition to Annex homeless shelter might be peak NIMBY
Metro
Museum of Toronto is an idea long past due
Metro
Don’t let business complaints derail transit improvements on King Street
Metro
Toronto's shelter shortage is a crisis by design
Metro
Here's a New Year’s resolution for you — run for council, make a difference
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2017
Beautiful skylines, squirrel statues, goats and a profound love of Toronto
Metro
Welcome to Toronto's golden age of transit
Metro
Scarborough subway escapes scrutiny despite mistakes and missteps
Metro
With tax hikes off the table, Toronto city hall considers... fundraising
Metro
Before locking down city hall, politicians need to think about who they’re locking out
Metro
The time for time-based TTC transfers is now
Metro
Overhaul will have Toronto commuters crying 'long live the new King'
Metro
Austerity, status quo or city building: It's time for Toronto voters to pick a path
Metro
Why a 'zombie law' won't stop the 'killing and maiming' happening on Toronto streets
Metro
Toronto's 'city of the future' is being built next to a relic of our past
Metro
Enough with the data, we already know bike lanes work
Metro
Here's a safety tip for pedestrians and cyclists— walk or ride to City Hall
Metro
Toronto still playing catch up on car sharing — even as usage explodes
Metro
Woodbine bike lane opponents should look to the record
Metro
Tory's road to re-election runs straight through downtown Toronto
Metro
On booze and pot, Toronto could stand to chill out
Metro
Chief planner's replacement must carry the same torch for Toronto
Metro
Margaret Atwood and her fellow Annex alarmists must learn to share
Metro
Toronto police choose authority over visibility
Metro
Seeking relief from the property tax corkscrew
Metro
Streets are for people: Toronto deserves a permanent pedestrian street
Metro
Chrome cows, giant ducks, robot battles: Let’s embrace weirdness in our cities
Metro
Toronto Island is open, summer starts today
Metro
For safer streets, getting an Ontario driver’s license should be harder
Metro
Fact check: Giorgio Mammoliti is just plain wrong to call downtown Torontonians moochers
Metro
Halifax could have been home — but wasn’t: Matt Elliott on why Toronto is better
Metro
Toronto's Twitter bike cop a 'crucial' part of evolution into great cycling city
Metro
When politicians play nice, projects like the Port Lands are born
Metro
Go ahead, embrace construction: Toronto is fortunate to be a growing city
Metro
Technologically speaking, Toronto can't afford to keep living in the past
Metro
Wynne isn’t coming with cash, so Tory should demand new city powers
Metro
Toronto drivers are loud, cyclists and pedestrians should be too
Metro
Toronto’s transit problem isn’t about money — it’s about priorities
Metro
Toronto's cost-cutting council is not ready for climate change
Metro
Why is our boom town such a bust? Matt Elliott wants to know
Metro
Toronto needs hard infrastructure to produce real Vision Zero results
Metro
No hope for social housing found in Kathleen Wynne's budget
Metro
Ontario's budget shouldn't pass up golden opportunity on transit
Metro
Five reasons why Toronto is clearly better than Vancouver
Metro
At long last, Toronto has championship hopes — revel in it
Metro
Why we should give up on the detached home dream
Metro
John Tory's appeal for provincial help gets drowned out by his politics
Metro
It's time for Toronto's wealthy to step up for the city
Metro
Federal budget makes transit more expensive, and that's not what Toronto needs
Metro
Politicians finally say they'll prioritize tenants, and it's about time
Metro
Toronto's unique shops and concert halls are vanishing, but we can fix that
Metro
City halls need to match the fast pace of city life
Metro
Pity Toronto's poor, neglected streetcar riders
Metro
The OMB, while imperfect, helps protect Toronto against NIMBYism
Metro
Three ways to make sure Toronto's King Street overhaul doesn't get screwed up
Metro
It's time to strengthen Toronto’s sanctuary city pledge
Metro
Do Toronto city council a favour and buy yourself a house
Metro
Power to the cities: Wynne’s reversal on road tolls shows why cities need more power
Metro
Wynne's turnabout on road tolls is a betrayal
Metro
The campaign promise John Tory should consider trashing
Metro
A word to the wise from Toronto: activism works
Metro
Ep. 16: A very special episode
Metro
Instead of new powers for the TTC, how about super powers?
Metro
2017 is the year John Tory needs to leave the phrase 'war on cars' behind
Metro
2016
Tie a ribbon on my tithes — taxes in Toronto are a bargain
Metro
Ep. 16: Doing laundry in Guelph
Metro
All I want for Christmas is a Toronto sales tax
Metro
Ep. 15: I am not a NIMBY but…
Metro
Four reasons why Patrick Brown needs to steer clear of Toronto's plan for road tolls
Metro
City hall committees must reflect the entire city — including downtown
Metro
Ep. 14: The Little Easy
Metro
Tory’s plan to scrap vacant unit rebate is no empty gesture
Metro
Ep. 13: Fighting the urban parasite
Metro
Toronto's road toll plan is only as good as the things it will pay for
Metro
Ep. 12: The maximum number of cats
Metro
Renters are getting a raw deal as governments focus on homeowners
Metro
Ep. 11: Gold-plated cities
Metro
Welcome back, photo radar — Toronto’s most vulnerable road users missed you
Metro
Ep. 10: Unpopular Opinion World
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John Tory’s SmartTrack strikes out as relief line sits on the bench
Metro
Speeding, reckless turns and hungry wolves: Stop blaming Toronto pedestrians for dangerous drivers
Metro
Ep. 8: Keep those billionaires in check
Metro
Cigarettes, icebergs and dark roads: Toronto’s fiscal future boils down to few scary analogies
Metro
Ep. 7: Flipping the Bird
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Ep. 6: Dreamy Mayor Power Rankings
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Ep. 5: Luke’s impression of a jet plane
Metro
Ep. 4: All those Silicon Valley jerks
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Ep. 3: A field of extruded Jenga towers
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Ep. 2: A shipping container in a Beer Store parking lot
Metro
Ep.1: A chill Poké pick
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Call me an outlaw: I will keep breaking laws on Toronto's streets and I won't apologize
Metro
Toronto is better than this: 'Loon-ball' beer thrower needs to come forward and fess up
Metro
Toronto politicians banking too heavily on 'private sector magic'
Metro
If Presto is the TTC's future, the future doesn't look bright
Metro
I have met the enemy, and it is parking: Matt Elliott on Toronto's biggest barrier to progress
Metro
Sweaty subways, shabby sidewalks: Time to get angry about Toronto city council
Metro
Is Ontario’s road pricing plan HOT? It’s not
Metro
Trudeau’s federal transit funding is a big shift — so please, Toronto, don’t screw it up
Metro
For new condo buildings, forget about height – focus on design
Metro
Three numbers Toronto’s sweaty transit riders should remember
Metro
The Rob Ford crack video is here, and I don't care
Metro
Car parking can’t stand in the way of car sharing in Toronto
Metro
Instead of foreign homebuyer tax, how about Toronto builds more housing?
Metro
A bridge too far? The case for a pedestrian, cyclist link to Toronto Island
Metro
OK, you got your Scarborough subway - now pay for the rest
Metro
Immediate action needed to save lives on Toronto’s deadly streets
Metro
John Tory’s Scarborough subway divisiveness a failure of leadership
Metro
There is no Transit Santa: Expansion will require new taxes
Metro
A challenge to John Tory: support pedestrians and cyclists like you have the Gardiner
Metro
Safer road design must prioritize pedestrians, not cars
Metro
If Scarborough subway ridership can’t be improved, cancel it
Metro
If it takes more city hall politicians to achieve fairer representation, bring ‘em on
Metro
Busting Toronto's money myths: Report takes on budget misconceptions
Metro
Toronto transit projects are funded, but who will pay to operate them?
Metro
Toronto's taxi debate points to issues far bigger than Uber
Metro
Toronto's downtown residents lacking voice in city hall debates
Metro
Toronto’s Uber debate should be about urban mobility — it’s not
Metro
Poll: Is photo radar right for Toronto?
Metro
Arguments against ranked ballots just don’t rank well
Metro
Gardiner East: Infrastructure for the past will hurt Toronto's future
Metro
Trudeau's Liberals prove transit funding can just be about math
Metro
Rob Ford's legacy will last at Toronto City Hall
Metro
King Street relief transit should be a foregone conclusion in Toronto
Metro
The CUPE labour crisis has been averted, but peace is likely to be short-lived
Metro
How the UP Express threatens public trust in Toronto transit
Metro
We need to talk about the absurd cost of police in Toronto
Metro
Will city planners survive the politics and keep on calling the shots in Toronto?
Metro
Toronto is subsidizing its most wasteful people with garbage bin rebate
Metro
John Tory's transit plans aren't perfect, but they're a step in the right direction
Metro
Justin Trudeau’s next visit to Toronto needs to be more than just symbolic
Metro
City's laser sharp focus on small items not good for budget
Metro
The Year Ahead: Let’s make 2016 the year of #payingforstuff at city hall
Metro
2015
Toronto's new 'salad bar' approach to budgeting could be just what the city needs
Metro
Toronto affordable housing math adds up to missed opportunity
Metro
New taxes for transit better mean improved transit planning
Metro
Tory ditches tax promise for something better: a vision for Toronto
Metro
How fighting climate change will make cities like Toronto better places to live
Metro
Go ahead, ground Porter's plans for jets at the Toronto island airport, see if I care
Metro
Can’t we ditch SmartTrack West and extend the Eglinton LRT already?
Metro
The city of Toronto has a police budget problem
Metro
Toronto's broken funding model, and why it has to go
Metro
Congestion pricing and HOT lanes: What I learned stuck in Toronto traffic with an economist
Metro
One year later we're still asking John Tory: What is SmartTrack anyway?
Metro
Toronto needed a new federal partner — now we have one
Metro
Middle class gets campaign attention as poverty looms in Toronto
Metro
Ranking the worst aspects of Toronto council's ranked ballot rejection
Metro
Irrelevant issues overshadow real needs in this election
Metro
Toronto needs civic pride right now, and Blue Jays fever can help give us some
Metro
There is no design that will make any Gardiner hybrid option a good idea
Metro
Toronto's garbage collection should be decided by numbers, not blind faith
Metro
Tolling the Gardiner and DVP will help solve two of Toronto's biggest challenges
Metro
The 2024 Toronto Olympics: Just one more big, vague idea
Metro
Toronto is gambling its budgets on the land transfer tax
Metro
Toronto needs to make good signage a priority
Metro
Toronto ward boundaries need to be redrawn
Metro
To fight for Toronto, John Tory needs to pick a side in the 2015 federal election
Metro
Toronto in a rare position as federal battleground. Let's take advantage of that
Metro
Want to cancel the Scarborough subway? Convince Queen’s Park
Metro
Forget a bid for the Games, Toronto should host a 'Fakelympics'
Metro
City Council Scorecard: Team Tory wins votes on Gardiner, gambling and police
Metro
Toronto Community Housing report took the easy route
Metro
Four things to remember as Toronto looks to regulate Uber
Metro
Hey Pan-Am pessimists: Look what Toronto got
Metro
Toronto's LRT mistakes could be Brampton's lessons
Metro
HOV lane lessons: Should we charge a fee to use all roads, all the time?
Metro
John Tory's SmartTrack: A relief line that doesn't provide much relief
Metro
Stop complaining about Waterfront Toronto and enjoy Queens Quay
Metro
Relax, lower speed limits in Toronto won't kill anyone
Metro
When it comes to carding, Mayor John Tory needs to stand on principle
Metro
Three lingering Gardiner questions that deserve answers
Metro
Toronto council continues to ignore the experts under John Tory
Metro
Mayor John Tory trades credibility for concrete with Gardiner decision
Metro
Fact-checking John Tory's Gardiner East talking points
Metro
Metro columnist Matt Elliott talks Tory, Gardiner Expressway and more on Reddit
Metro
Voters will forgive Mayor John Tory for changing his Gardiner vote
Metro
City Council Scorecard: Predicting the result of next week’s Gardiner debate
Metro
Tory seeks to cut 'inefficiency marbled throughout government' - good luck with that
Metro
SmartTrack, the Gardiner or subways? John Tory needs to drop one
Metro
Evidence demands Toronto tear down the Gardiner east, will council listen?
Metro
Tory lets 'common sense' overshadow facts on the Gardiner
Metro
Toronto's troubling history of job vacancies means a deficit in fulfilled promises
Metro
For whom the road's tolled: Non-resident Gardiner toll won't happen, so let's drop it
Metro
On the Gardiner, John Tory is heading in the wrong direction
Metro
Gardiner East FAQ: Making sense of another frustrating city hall debate
Metro
Toronto’s taxi licensing system is flagrantly unfair — but we can fix it
Metro
Three changes John Tory could make to tame city council meetings
Metro
Fact-checking the false budget claims Rob Ford sent to constituents
Metro
Why the fate of the Gardiner Expressway must rest on our heads, not our hearts
Metro
Subway or LRT? It looks more like Sheppard Avenue will get nothing
Metro
They may be clear to John Tory, but both budgets mystify me
Metro
City Council Scorecard: How often is your councillor voting with Mayor John Tory?
Metro
Federal budget's transit promises do little to help cities now
Metro
Let's get the facts straight, it's the suburbs that benefit from Toronto's amalgamation
Metro
Minnan-Wong's congestion remarks a worrying start to Gardiner debate
Metro
Four things to remember as Toronto (again) debates the Gardiner's future
Metro
Big data could be the key to unlocking Toronto's potential — but only if we listen to it
Metro
Toronto has no money to study future pedestrian scrambles? OK, I’ll do it
Metro
Mayor John Tory should consider lending his political endorsement to the province for cash
Metro
Charted: leading Toronto mayoral candidates received nearly $500K from 905-area contributors
Metro
Time for some real ideas on making T.O. a 'music city'
Metro
Could Tory not convince council on ombudsman funding? Or does he just not care?
Metro
Why do I hate the Sunshine List? It's just bad data
Metro
How a looming decision on the crumbling Gardiner affects Tory's SmartTrack plan
Metro
John Tory's first budget: Does he really know how hard the hard way is?
Metro
The push for fiscal responsibility in Toronto comes from council’s left
Metro
Toronto City Hall oversight is more important than ever — so why is John Tory cutting it?
Metro
Spadina cost overruns a cautionary tale for the Scarborough subway
Metro
The way we talk about Toronto's budget makes no sense — let's change it
Metro
Could Rob Ford really be a political threat to John Tory?
Metro
Skating rink funding saga reveals Mayor Tory's inexperience — again
Metro
Bay-Bloor scramble decision a glimmer of hope for a rational, factual Toronto
Metro
Toronto’s 2015 budget problems were easily avoidable
Metro
The separation between the TDSB and city government doesn’t make any sense
Metro
Why is council letting SmartTrack derail LRT plans for Eglinton West?
Metro
Toronto transit: Kill the half-baked ideas and get some real answers from council
Metro
18 mayors can’t be wrong: Why Ottawa needs to do more for Canada's cities
Metro
Is it possible councillors didn't know the costs of cancelling the Scarborough LRT?
Metro
Flashy projects take priority over TTC station accessibility
Metro
Toronto vs. Ontario: If the city wants more provincial cash, the numbers better add up
Metro
Whoops! Toronto had an election that overlooked the city’s giant budget gap
Metro
Six ways Toronto could have avoided a provincial loan to balance the budget
Metro
John Tory using the I-didn’t-know-until-now excuse on TTC fares and budget loan
Metro
Budget 101: How Mayor John Tory (more or less) balanced the 2015 budget
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Proposed Toronto property tax hike could be start of more to come
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Toronto's 2015 budget will be Mayor John Tory first real test
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Toronto needs a real strategy for the homeless, and a simple one is available
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For the first time in four years, things are looking up at Toronto city hall
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Council Scorecard: Tory has strong council support to start his term
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Scarborough councillors lay track for ill-advised ideas in 2015
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If John Tory could bring 416 and 905 together, so much could be accomplished
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2014
A small resolution for Toronto in 2015
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Where does John Tory stand on Toronto's waterfront?
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Potentially scary charts to keep in mind for Mayor Tory’s first budget
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We must ask tough questions about the cost of public-private partnerships
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The truth about Toronto's traffic problems: They can only be improved, never fixed
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Union-Pearson Express fares seem fair, but ridership will tell the story
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John Tory is a rookie when it comes to city hall politics — and it shows
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Sheppard subway is a costly cautionary tale Toronto risks repeating
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Tory’s executive committee sticks close to Ford formula
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Rob Ford's one gift to the people of Toronto? Civic engagement
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Tory starts strong with state of the city speech
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Tory's LRT fence-sitting leaves door open for political opportunists
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Two ways Toronto can deal with Uber cabs, without running them out of town
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The biggest police budget question is how many cops does Toronto need
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It's time Toronto started giving a tax break to businesses blocked by construction
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Let's try for better mayoral debates in 2018
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Cities should team up to make transit a federal election issue
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It's time to admit it: Toronto’s municipal government is broken
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Ford Nation was faltering well before the crack scandal
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How will John Tory get SmartTrack done? Compromise.
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Five ideas to build a better progressive mayoral candidate for Toronto
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It was a predictable election, now let's change the tone on 'Ford Nation'
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It's election day in Toronto... thank God
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What happens after Toronto’s election? More senseless transit debates, sadly
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Toronto Voting 101: How to choose your city councillor
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Rob Ford, Doug Ford, and the politics of exhaustion
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Debate recap: Lekan Olawoye offers a "respectable voice" for Ward 12
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Toronto’s 2015 budget hole may throw a wrench into political promises
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Debate Recap: Ward 16 candidate JP Boutros pushes for a sensible Scarborough transit plan
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Olivia Chow has a very good platform, too bad it probably came too late
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John Tory's SmartTrack plan could use a math check
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Debate recap: Keegan Henry-Mathieu offers new hope in Mammoliti’s Ward 7
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The Fords painted a blurry picture on arts funding votes
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Privatizing Toronto's garbage collection: What we can learn from Hamilton
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Mapping how Mayor Rob Ford lost control of city council
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Doug Ford sticks with the playbook of misleading voters
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Metro burger poll: Matt Elliott takes on the Toronto mayoral candidates, in burger form
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Forget about Toronto's mayoral circus and give council candidates some attention
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Council Scorecard Final: How often did your councillor vote with Rob Ford?
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John Tory's SmartTrack makes a poor fit for TIF
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A disappointing end to the operatic tale of Mayor Rob Ford
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John Tory’s greatest political threat is still John Tory
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He’s out of the race, but David Soknacki made real contributions to Toronto politics
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Why we should be looking to TIFF to fund Toronto's transit
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Rob Ford's bad transit plan is based on illusory math
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In defence of Toronto city council, a government that kind of (mostly) works
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Raptors deal reveals Ford's inconsistency on recreation programs for low-income residents
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Sarah Thomson: When she's not riding horses and taking drug tests, she actually makes sense
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Take no drug tests, and other new rules for Toronto’s mayoral race
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Running for mayor? You should support the TTC’s service improvement plans
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What Olivia Chow needs to do to get back in the Toronto mayoral race
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Why we should keep inflation out of Toronto's mayoral race
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Rob Ford and the enduring myth of the 'dreaded car tax'
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Debate overload: Let's spice up the Toronto mayoral election
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Want to criticize Toronto spending? Try to at least be consistent
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City Council Scorecard: How has your councillor been voting in 2014?
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All mayoral candidates need to get serious about improving TTC bus service
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Why I want to believe in the David Soknacki style of politics
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Derailing old arguments for getting rid of Toronto's streetcars
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Everything wrong with Olivia Chow's Toronto handgun ban idea
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Council shouldn’t get to decide the ombudsman's future
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John Tory finds the best approach for taking on Mayor Rob Ford
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Toronto councillors need real consequences, not more phony apologies
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Fact check: Is Toronto over budget on Pan Am Games projects?
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Are you angry about Eglinton Connects? The Eglinton community disagrees
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Toronto mayoral candidates should focus on beating Rob Ford, not calling for his resignation
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How Rob Ford drags down the public debate and wastes everyone's time
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No matter what Rob Ford tells you, his record isn't a very good one
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There’s no reason for outrage over the cost of Waterfront Toronto's umbrellas
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John Tory says Olivia Chow isn’t a ‘fiscal conservative,’ so let's check his evidence
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Why Olivia Chow's shortened election campaign idea is only half the battle
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Soknacki deserves credit for bold plan to tackle on-street parking
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Ontario is not Greece or Detroit, nor inevitably on the road to fiscal ruin
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The Ontario Liberal majority means Kathleen Wynne is out of excuses
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Kathleen Wynne earns the right to govern, with a little help from Hudak and Horwath
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Why Toronto voters should consider the Green Party
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Three ways we can make cycling better in Toronto
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Five questions Toronto’s mayor should ask provincial party leaders
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Ontario Liberals need to be held accountable for Scarborough subway decision
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Toronto mayoral candidates take note: It's time to get serious about streetcars
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Five reasons why John Tory’s SmartTrack transit plan doesn’t seem very smart
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Why not build condos at Ontario Place?
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Horwath's plan to take HST off hydro bills makes no sense
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Hudak’s plan to upload subways is a raw deal for Toronto
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John Tory campaign still merely dabbling in substance
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Visualized: Why Toronto’s swelling police budget deserves to be an election issue
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Wanted: A party for the urban Ontario voter
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On downtown relief line, Chow has facts on her side - but needs to push harder
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Why did owners of vacant units in Toronto get $367M in tax rebates?
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Rob Ford's absence the perfect opportunity to refocus on politics again
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Let there be no political redemption for Rob Ford
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Did Rob Ford save a billion dollars? For the billionth time, no
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Cheers to corner-store beers in Ontario
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Are Toronto’s LRT plans doomed to go nowhere?
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Latest scandal yet another black mark on Rob Ford’s TCHC record
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The rest of Ontario shouldn't pay for Toronto's transit? Says who?
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Council Scorecard: how did your councillor vote on food trucks and the island airport?
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It’s not city hall’s job to protect businesses from competition
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Toronto transit funding needs to stop relying on Queen's Park and the feds
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David Soknacki faces uphill battle against 'celebrity' in Toronto mayoral race
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Six questions about Ford’s new spin on billion-dollar savings
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Stintz's 'flip flopper' label may overshadow some interesting ideas
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Olivia Chow's 'big tent' platform is missing the numbers
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How John Tory's talking points betray him
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Toronto's island airport debate should wait for Pearson train
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If there's no Rob Ford arrest, what do his opponents do next?
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Island airport debate: not a good day for Robert Deluce
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Three Toronto mayoral campaign promises that are never kept
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Opponents nervous as Deputy Mayor Norm Kelly builds support for Porter's island airport expansion
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Meet Morgan Baskin: She's 18 years old and wants to be Toronto's next mayor
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Olivia Chow off to a good start, but still a long way from city hall
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Wynne backs off on transit funding, ending the 'adult conversation'
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Rob Ford Accomplishment Tracker: Can the mayor really brag about building subways?
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The power of magnets: Ford’s questionable claim of renewing faith in TCHC
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Fact Check: Rob Ford voted against several of his listed 'accomplishments'
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Toronto election: Which conservative mayor?
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Gardiner East: Toronto only has one shot at getting this right
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Mayoral candidates shouldn’t back off on revenue tools for transit
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What Rob Ford can teach his rivals about campaign strategy
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The Rob Ford Pledge-O-Meter: Has Ford really done 90 per cent of what he said he'd do?
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Should Toronto clear your sidewalk? In our slippery city, it's worth thinking about
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Don’t look too hard for a Rob Ford re-election strategy
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Council Scorecard: Toronto’s 2014 budget debate shows just how few allies Rob Ford has left
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Toronto election: It's time to sweat the small stuff
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Let’s look at the future of the Gardiner expressway as an economic issue
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Lots of blame to go around on decision to kill the Scarborough LRT
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Rob Ford's unfortunate budget legacy so far
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Rob Ford's secret motions go nowhere at Toronto council budget debate
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Toronto city council: Expect lies, rhetoric and grandstanding at budget meeting
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Toronto election to be a referendum on Rob Ford
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Toronto Budget 2014: Rob Ford’s executive committee gambles on land transfer tax
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The five stages of a Rob Ford scandal -- we know how this will go
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Post-ice storm, the real damage has been done. By Rob Ford.
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Ignore Rob Ford, let’s pay attention to David Soknacki
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Toronto City Council Electability Index: can math predict council elections?
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John Tory for mayor? Maybe he should stay right where he is
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Does Rob Ford have a secret plan to find budget savings? Don't bet on it
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Let’s judge elected officials on emergency preparation, not emergency response
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Toronto's singin' the first-past-the-post blues
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2013
City Council Scorecard: rounding out 2013 with votes on garbage, water and, yes, Rob Ford
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What makes a great Toronto mayor? Compromise
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Why covering Rob Ford is not as fun as it first appears
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3 Christmas wishes for Toronto city hall in 2014
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Remembering five non-Ford stories from city hall in 2013
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Visualizing (yet another) funding plan that might lead to transit expansion...maybe
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Could a gas tax help fix Toronto transit? Remember, doing nothing will cost more
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It’s worth taking another shot at getting Scarborough transit right
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Three things Rob Ford lied about in his Conrad Black interview
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Next election, let's make childcare the issue and the legacy
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A tale of two mayors: Norm Kelly shows Rob Ford what strategy looks like
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Way too many unknowns in Porter plan for island airport jets
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Let's end Rob Ford's war on math
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Budget 101: How Toronto’s staff-recommend operating budget was balanced
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Norm Kelly has the power to turn the channel on Rob Ford reality show at city hall
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Memo to tough-minded media: Five things Rob Ford says that aren’t true
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Council Scorecard: Making sense of a renovated city council
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How do we make sure Rob Ford never happens again? Bring in the parties
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Council shows they don't need Wynne's help to deal with Ford crisis
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Does Rob Ford even have an agenda outside of continuing to be mayor?
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Toronto has to learn from the past or risk another Rob Ford
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Let's play Rob Ford Apology Bingo!
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Rob Ford scandal: Lies, consequences, and a mayor that needs to leave
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Rob Ford report card: Grading Toronto's embattled mayor on the non-scandal stuff
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Face it - Rob Ford is not going to resign. It's time to work around him
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Rob Ford scandal: It’s not the crack video, it’s the cover-up
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Finally announcing her mayoral ambitions, Stintz stumbles out of the gate
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Understanding Toronto's budget: It's a whole lot more complicated than it needs to be
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Council Scorecard: Yet another Scarborough subway vote, and putting a Ford foe on the executive committee
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Despite non-stop cavalcade of scandal, opponents still need to beat Rob Ford on the issues
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A TTC downtown relief line is 28 years overdue
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With attention-grabbing sleeping city worker story, Mammoliti back to his old habits
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Robocall this, Mayor Ford: Paul Ainslie was right
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Scarborough subway: How your councillor voted and what should happen now
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Last chance for LRT: Is there any chance the Scarborough subway is voted down?
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Using property taxes to fund the Scarborough subway? Excuse me while I go throw up
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Small-scale spending scandals distract from big time government screw-ups
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Toronto’s condo boom: We blew it
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It will take more than a Rob Ford defeat to clean up Toronto's messy politics
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The sad legacy of the Scarborough subway debate
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The Great Island Airport Debate: The unanswered questions
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How would candidate Rob Ford judge Mayor Rob Ford on 'accountability'?
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Toronto needs new transit, not new conversations on how to fund it
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Attention TTC officials and municipal candidates: Here's a sensible transit plan for Toronto
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Rob Ford is deeply unpopular in downtown Toronto -- and that will hurt his re-election chances
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Sam the Record Man sign debacle another example of Toronto not protecting its heritage
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No winners in Scarborough subway debacle, except maybe Rob Ford
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It's a… trap? Does Rob Ford win even when he loses?
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Fact-checking Ford's campaign-style Cambridge Club speech
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Council's decision to appoint didn't have much to do with Rob Ford
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Show me the the 2025 World Expo
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Mayor Rob Ford's council attendance record still not-so-good
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Media scrutiny of Rob Ford is fair game
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Some DO's and DON'Ts for Toronto's new deputy mayor, Norm Kelly
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Is there a good reason to hold a byelection to fill Doug Holyday's seat? Nope.
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Much ado about yet another Rob Ford scandal, but it won't matter
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Who will be Toronto's next mayor? Don't count out the underdogs just yet
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Council Scorecard: The not-so-final word on the Scarborough subway, plus cutting council in half
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Two City Hall stories that aren't about Ford scandals or Scarborough transit
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Cynical subway strategy pays off for Liberals in byelection win—but what now?
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Neither Ford Nation candidate deserves your vote in Etobicoke-Lakeshore
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Hope endures for Toronto food trucks
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Toronto's LRT plans need vocal supporters, but where'd they all go?
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What we still don't know about the Scarborough subway plan
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The real Scarborough subway vs. LRT debate lost in politics
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Scarborough subway versus LRT: how did your councillor vote?
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Visualizing Mayor Rob Ford's 30-year debt plan for funding the Scarborough subway
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Waterfront Toronto: building the waterfront we deserve, and keeping our basements dry
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Good transit planning gives way to pandering politics in Scarborough subway debate
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After the floods, Toronto needs a renewed focus on infrastructure -- and fighting climate change
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How soon before the 'Elect Karen Stintz' signs start popping up?
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Rob Ford is finally boring -- and that's good for his political career
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Time for council to finally give up on the Scarborough subway dream
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Taking on TREB's take on the Toronto land transfer tax
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Ford's inconsistent budget direction makes Toronto an easy target for provincial cuts
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No cars on King Street: What have we got to lose?
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City Council Scorecard: Playing catch-up with votes on transit funding, casinos, electoral reform and, um, showers
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Real talk for real estate agents: Stop fighting the land transfer tax
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Why permanent residents should get the vote in Toronto
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Mayor Rob Ford's response to damning TCHC report falls far short
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Back to busting Mayor Rob Ford's billion-dollar budget boast
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De-amalgamation Nation? Not so fast, Toronto works better together
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As the crack scandal lingers, what's the state of the Ford Nation?
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Still asking questions about the Ford brothers' billion-dollar savings claim
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How the Rob Ford circus is hurting Toronto city politics
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Let's stop gawking at Rob Ford for a second and read this Metrolinx report
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Doug Ford says critics 'can't go after our fiscal record' - challenge accepted
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If I were Rob Ford, I'd have quit by now
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The people behind 'the people's mayor' deserve a better response than this
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Toronto's year-long casino debate finally comes to an end, but did we learn anything?
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Rob Ford crack cocaine scandal: Will Ford Nation desert him?
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How Toronto City Council came up $500M short in transit debate
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Ranked Choice Voting: Toronto democracy fixed in three easy steps
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City Hall's very messy transit fight leaves some hope for transit expansion
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Do Scarborough councillors want a subway or just political cover?
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More people should be talking about GO Transit's Scarborough potential
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Taking on the Ford brothers' new favourite tax study
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More questions than answers with revived Scarborough subway plan
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Karen Stintz vs. Rob Ford II: The Reckoning. In theatres next week
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Mayor Rob Ford's inaction on transit sparks council revolt - again
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Knocking down common arguments against new taxes for GTA transit
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BIXI Bikes: Failure is not an option
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Can Rob Ford make his case for reelection, one insignificant issue at a time?
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Council Scorecard Projection: Downtown casino now a dead issue walking
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Toronto politics: An endless loop of the same issues, over and over again
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Council Scorecard: How did your councillor vote on the island airport tax deal? Oh, and burgers, too
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Casino Toronto: What's in it for Rob Ford?
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This spring, get a bike in Toronto
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Hamburgers vs. homelessness: Mayor Rob Ford & council struggle to define priorities
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Vomit away, Mr. Mayor, but you still don't have a realistic plan to fund transit expansion
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TTC's big streetcars are a big step forward for Toronto
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Don’t let the Big Move overshadow needed small moves on transportation
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There's only one reason to care about Rob Ford's personal life
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Toronto transit: At least we've got Presto...
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Karen Stintz, not Rob Ford, looks mayoral in response to federal budget
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GTA transit revenue deniers don't deserve any more of our time
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Stakes of a downtown Toronto casino still unknown
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Olivia Chow and other would-be mayors should stick with current transit plans
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Growth can only be a good thing for Toronto
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So much to hate about the Sarah Thomson and Rob Ford story
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Mayor Rob Ford stands in the way of GTA's transportation future
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What the Death Star can teach us about civic engagement
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City Council Scorecard: Emergency shelter debate, sanctuary city & enemies on executive
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Teflon mayor? Whatever -- it's time for Rob Ford to get back to work
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Homeless are dying on Toronto streets - and the solution is about more than just funding
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Councillor revises history on TTC leadership change
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No good arguments for eliminating Toronto land transfer tax
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Ontario's new transportation minister needs to be prepared to make tough decisions
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Can we stop talking about a downtown Toronto casino yet?
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TTC fare-by-distance not fair to Toronto commuters
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On first day, Toronto's new budget chair ponders digging big budget hole
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Does Mayor Rob Ford's campaign spending audit really matter?
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How Toronto chief planner Jennifer Keesmaat wants to fix our transit problem
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Hitting the right notes on transit, Kathleen Wynne deserves a chance to lead
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Advice for Mayor Rob Ford’s next chapter: Be super boring
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Rob Ford keeps his job: Why that could be good news for Toronto
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Debunking Ford Nation's favourite budget chart
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Bottom line for budget chief Mike Del Grande: He deserved better
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Toronto Council Scorecard: How did your councillor vote on Mayor Rob Ford's 2013 budget?
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Budget 2013: Despite attempts at compromise, Ford can't claim victory
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The GTA deserves better than a ‘hail mary’ on transit planning
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Clarification needed on Mayor Rob Ford's budget comments
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At appeal hearing, Mayor Rob Ford benefits from his own silence
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The curious case of vanishing studies at Toronto City Hall
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Mayoral by-election could be opportunity for Toronto conservatives to ditch Rob Ford
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2012 was a lousy year for Toronto cyclists -- and 2013 doesn't look any better
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2012
Toronto City Council Scorecard: plastic bag fees, police board appointments & garbage budgets in the year-end spectacular
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Predictions: If we lose Rob Ford in 2013
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A Toronto city hall watcher’s Christmas wish list
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Pretty much any candidate could pose serious threat to Mayor Rob Ford in by-election
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Budget 101: Did Mayor Rob Ford's City Hall really tame the police budget?
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Toronto budget 2013: Increasing arts funding should be a no-brainer
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Mayor Rob Ford makes quick comment on budget, then skips town
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Budget 101: Mayor Rob Ford's City Hall looks to asset sales, operating surpluses in capital plan
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The Gardiner Expressway: A lump of coal in Toronto's stocking
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Mayor Rob Ford wins his stay -- here are three things he should do next
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Budget 101: How Mayor Rob Ford's City Hall (almost) balanced the 2013 operating budget
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Chaos reigns at Toronto City Hall - and there’s no good way forward
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Rob Ford finally gets some good news, but what happens now?
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Mayor Rob Ford's apology comes far too late
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Ousted until 2014, Mayor Rob Ford must decide if he wants to keep his job
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Hoping for two more years of mayor Rob Ford
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Toronto Wrap: TTC fares go up, cyclists under fire and Mayor Rob Ford's big week
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Two observations about Mayor Rob Ford's libel trial
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Olivia Chow for mayor? Not so fast Toronto
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City Council Scorecard: TCHC sale, Metrolinx agreement & Accountability Offices
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On Jarvis Street, a million dollars got us nowhere
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Mayor Rob Ford gambling on Toronto’s future with casino debate
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TTC bus saga highlights Rob Ford's communication problems
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Charting Rob Ford's not-so-good council attendance record
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City watchdogs should be Rob Ford's best friends
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Toronto Wrap: LRT approved again, Ford steps out for football, disappearing Toronto jobs
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Charting the increased lobbyist presence at Mayor Rob Ford's City Hall
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Mayor Rob Ford’s fiscal record gets a ‘meh’
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Studied to death: TTC calls for Scarborough subway reports again
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As repair bills mount, city should revive plan to demolish part of Gardiner
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Time for an urban premier at Queen’s Park
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Councillors and mayor must support a downtown relief line
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Mayor Rob Ford wages weird war on section of planning act
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Enough with the TTC funding fairy tales
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Council Scorecard: Jarvis, one last time
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Toronto casino arguments go bust
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Mayor Rob Ford's council opposition looks weak and aimless
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Toronto Wrap: Taxes for transit, more on Jarvis & keeping our zoo
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Jarvis bike lane vote lost because councillors changed their minds
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City and provincial budgets starve transit in Toronto
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Toronto wrap: Ombudsman's report, shiny new streetcars, and the war for bike lanes
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Peak Scandal: More gaffes won't shake Mayor Rob Ford's remaining support
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In Mayor Rob Ford's media war, Toronto loses
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Mayor Rob Ford goes to Chicago - and does his job again
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Friday Wrap: Private transit operators, new housing plan, Museum of Toronto
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Toronto still pedalling backwards with cycling plans
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Debate Prep: Taking on Rob Ford's favourite talking points
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Coach vs. Mayor: Rob Ford should stick to the job he’s good at
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Is this the scandal that will end Rob Ford's career?
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Rob Ford skips work to coach football
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#Fordcourt vs. Ford fest, mayor highlights the divide
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Transit vision drowns on Toronto's waterfront
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Rob Ford's conflict-of-interest defence: laziness and incompetence
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A back-to-school season wish-list for Rob Ford and Toronto City Council
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Why kicking Rob Ford out of office would be bad for Toronto's future
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Conflict-of-interest case shouldn't end Rob Ford
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Forever Yonge: Don’t stop celebrating Toronto’s main street
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Doug Ford's waterfront Ferris wheel, one year later—has anything changed?
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Mapping Little Ginny: Do parents want to raise their kids in downtown Toronto?
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Rob Ford: Distracted driver, distracted mayor
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Boomtown Toronto: Trinity-Spadina accounts for 26% of recent population growth
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Three things that need to happen before Toronto can take the world stage
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Bringing the Olympic torch to Toronto
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Toronto Police need to work to rebuild trust
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New era of contracted-out trash pick-up won't help city's operating budget
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City Council Scorecard: OneCity mania and a vote on guns
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Rob Ford: The accidental progressive
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All night anniversary: five more people who helped bring down Rob Ford
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How a 14-year-old helped bring down Rob Ford
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And then the Nazi thing happened: Rob Ford's weird ride
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Rob Ford's tangled views on social programs for youth
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Responding to gun violence: Ford holds meetings, gets nothing accomplished
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Rob Ford has it right on social programs — almost
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Off-the-rails Rob Ford continues to push for confusing ban on criminals
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How many 407 highways would it take to build the OneCity transit plan?
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Danzig shootings: after the mourning, what's next for Rob Ford and council?
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OneCity, take two: let’s go regional
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Five myths about the death of OneCity
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The OneCity transit plan: What the hell happened?
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One year later, still worth fighting for the Jarvis bike lanes
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Going to the island: yay, getting to the island: boo
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OneCity transit plan approaches zero
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The unpopular Rob Ford: Three perspectives on the mayor's approval rating
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Rob Ford's disastrous transit policies: a look back
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Provincial government a bad partner on Toronto transit
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Rob Ford owes Toronto an explanation on Pride snub
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New OneCity transit plan could radically transform Toronto
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Want safer cycling? Build cycling infrastructure
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Quick reference: people who might run for mayor in 2014
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Oh, brother: Doug Ford remains mayoral liability
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To deal with gun violence, take aim at poverty
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Team Ford finally ready to talk about paying for transit
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City Council Scorecard: Far too many votes about plastic bags
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Sales tax now for Toronto's transit future
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Rob Ford sets a new direction - and it's not completely terrible
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In absence of leadership, council ignores the mayor and bans plastic bags
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In wake of tragedy, Toronto stands strong - and Rob Ford acts like a mayor
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Time to talk about building subways, again
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Friday Wrap: Weight Loss sideshow continues, Jack Layton honoured & transit squabbles
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Build waterfront transit now - or pay later
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Rob Ford: The mayor who wasn’t there
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Friday Wrap: Gardiner and Ford's poll numbers both falling
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Five items for council's agenda (that aren't plastic bags or casinos)
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The mayor of nickels and bags
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Video: Rob Ford's dramatic PFLAG moment
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City Manager: There isn't $100M in service efficiencies left in Toronto's budget
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Council Scorecard Special: Council inches closer to magic 30 vote threshold
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Subways won’t win Rob Ford Scarborough votes
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Friday Wrap: Toronto shouldn't have to wonder if the mayor is a homophobe
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Cheers and jeers for councillors as post-Ford agenda takes shape
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Rob Ford's stupid and offensive radio show demeans us all
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Friday Wrap: Rob Ford's war on credibility, Medical Officer threatened & Toronto's elephants on the move
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Five perspectives on Angry Rob Ford's encounter with a reporter
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Rob Ford's budget surplus no great departure from Miller era
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Rob Ford's budget surplus isn't surprising or unprecedented
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Friday Wrap: Subways Subways Subways & Tolls Tolls Tolls
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Welcome back, Transit City - let's not screw this up again
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Enough with the Rob Ford gravy slogans, it's time to really fix Toronto's fiscal foundation
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Friday Wrap: Ford's popularity picks up, casino talk won't stop, pools and zoos threatened
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Making the same mistake twice: will Rob Ford skip Pride again?
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The Rob Ford pledge-o-meter: what's left on the mayor's agenda?
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City Council Scorecard: council finds peace on the field, but remains divided on labour
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With Ford's agenda stalled, Deputy Mayor rages against activists, unionists and cyclists
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Toronto casino a cash cow? Not for City Hall
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After Rob Ford reverses on fees for sports fields, why not fix other budget mistakes?
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On the waterfront: swapping green space for development lands a lousy trade
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Vaughan for Toronto? Carroll for Toronto? Who should run against Rob Ford in 2014?
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As the battle for Jarvis heats up, a call for pragmatism - not necessarily bike lanes
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Infographic: things we can learn from recorded votes on speaking extensions
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Rob Ford's issues with women: Jaye Robinson quits executive
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Scarborough MPPs play bad politics on transit
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On labour, the Ford administration proves quietly effective - so why doesn't anyone care?
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On labour, the Ford administration proves quietly effective – so why doesn’t anyone care? ↗
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The week that was: Ford loses major transit vote as Sheppard gets LRT
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The week that was: Ford loses major transit vote as Sheppard gets LRT ↗
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Rob Ford can’t win Sheppard vote without a realistic plan ↗
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FAQ: Should we build a Sheppard Subway extension? ↗
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Forget building transit, let’s just talk endlessly and yell at each other ↗
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Playing the long-game: can Rob Ford win reelection in 2014? ↗
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An organized opposition versus a disorganized mayor: a look at the TTC ballot votes ↗
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City Council Scorecard: Rob Ford loses control of the TTC ↗
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After Ford rejects compromise, Karen Stintz moves to dissolve TTC board ↗
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Shocker: budget cuts can negatively impact services ↗
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City Council Scorecard
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Rob Ford’s Toronto has a revenue problem ↗
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Tunnel Vision: four reasons we can’t have the subways Rob Ford wants ↗
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City Council Scorecard: Adding up the transit vote ↗
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Without Just Cause: Gary Webster gets fired ↗
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Down with Webster: Ford to spend half-million dollars because transit GM disagrees with him ↗
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Memo to the suburbs: pro-subway mayor wanted to cut your bus routes ↗
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Rob Ford’s Sheppard Subway plan: days late, a billion dollars short ↗
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Ford in decline: populist mayor is unpopular ↗
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Developers, businesses want mayor to back Queens Quay LRT ↗
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Here I go again on my own: three stories about Rob Ford ↗
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Notes on a Transit Plan ↗
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LRT for Toronto: Rob Ford loses bid to control Toronto’s transit future ↗
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Subways & LRTs & Operating Costs ↗
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Council revives Transit City as opponents run out of fresh arguments ↗
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Labour Crisis Averted ↗
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Why are some councillors set to vote against transit in their wards? ↗
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Labour Daze: work stoppage seems likely as city moves to force strike ↗
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No Sheppard Subway without road tolls, new taxes ↗
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Wasted Money: Putting Rob Ford’s Transit City cancellation costs into context ↗
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“Beyond comprehension”: Why is Rob Ford fighting a transit battle he can’t possibly win? ↗
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Mike Del Grande wastes a bunch of taxpayer money just for spite ↗
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Council Scorecard: Did council ever vote on Transit City? Yes, at least seven times ↗
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Toronto’s Transit Future: Responding to Rob Ford ↗
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Council builds a new transit plan: the pros and cons ↗
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That damn streetcar purchase: how Rob Ford made transit a budget scapegoat ↗
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Eglinton LRT resurfaces as Karen Stintz breaks with the mayor ↗
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Two ways Rob Ford’s budget comes up short (despite council’s victory) ↗
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City Council Scorecard: The night Rob Ford lost big ↗
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Budget Week 2012: What to Watch For ↗
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Toronto’s Library system is a model of efficiency (so why does Rob Ford want to cut it?) ↗
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In 2011, Council’s middle got less mushy, more lefty ↗
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“Radical” Rob Ford’s Sinking Budget ↗
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City Council Scorecard: How often did your councillor vote with Rob Ford in 2011? ↗
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Ford For Toronto Year One: A Look Back at 2011 ↗
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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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