Ward 14 council candidates debate for Toronto’s municipal election
Reporters for the Toronto Observer are liveblogging the first council candidates’ debate for the new Ward 14. The debate is being held at Centennial College’s Story Arts Centre.
Reporters for the Toronto Observer are liveblogging the first council candidates’ debate for the new Ward 14. The debate is being held at Centennial College’s Story Arts Centre.
Barb McCutcheon arrived at East York’s budget breakfast, a meeting to discuss the newly released federal budget with local MP Julie Dabrusin, with a purpose—to talk about pharmacare.
The former municipality of East York, as well as others, will now officially be able to display their pre-amalgamation flags on street signs.
Toronto police service are asking the public for help in selecting a site for a proposed modern police station.
The East York logo and other former municipalities’ logos will be allowed on street signs, city council decided last week.
An online petition started by local representatives to stop anti-abortion material using graphic images has more than 2,000 signatures so far.
The front steps of the apartment building at 27 Gamble Ave. in East York are crumbling. While residents say that it is not one of the worst buildings in the city, it still has its share of tenant complaints and a history of violations of Toronto municipal licensing and standards bylaws.
EY councillor and MPP band together to combat rent control loophole.
Instead of an indigenous K-12 school, it seems likely the historic Eastern Commerce high school in Toronto will become a French language high school, if some politicians and parents in East York get their way.
City councillors Mary Fragedakis of Toronto-Danforth and Coun. Marvin Rotrand of Snowden in Montreal have written to Finance Minister William Francis Moreneau asking that more women be featured on Canadian bank notes.