The city government has only about nine per cent of the power and resources of the provincial and federal governments. What we do have is the largest and most visible impact on people’s daily lives. The task of being your councillor is endlessly challenging and fascinating, and I am grateful for the opportunity.
FORUM: Turbulent time to take a seat (Jan. 2023)
January 24th, 2023 · Comments Off on FORUM: Turbulent time to take a seat (Jan. 2023)
EDITORIAL CARTOON: How Nice — Can dreams come true? (For John Tory) (Dec. 2022)
December 13th, 2022 · Comments Off on EDITORIAL CARTOON: How Nice — Can dreams come true? (For John Tory) (Dec. 2022)
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EDITORIAL: Bill 23: A housing plan built on corruption (Dec. 2022)
December 13th, 2022 · Comments Off on EDITORIAL: Bill 23: A housing plan built on corruption (Dec. 2022)
Back in 2018, Doug Ford spoke his truth and it was caught on camera. The reaction to that video was so swift and forceful that the premier was forced to make a promise: he would never touch the Greenbelt, he said.
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FORUM: Ford takes aim at democracy and the Greenbelt (Dec. 2022)
December 13th, 2022 · Comments Off on FORUM: Ford takes aim at democracy and the Greenbelt (Dec. 2022)
The Ford government’s Bill 39 is a direct attack on representative democracy. The bill bulldozes local decision-making so Doug Ford can wield more power while making it easier for his developer friends to get rich paving over the Greenbelt.