Mount Pleasant Village BIA Community Clean Up Day with students from Greenwood College School, April 2012
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Dear Friends and Residents, The past few months have been, to understate it, very busy at City Hall. Discussions about the City’s budget and transit planning have dominated the agenda. However, each day I receive hundreds of emails and phone calls from residents about the day-to-day issues that affect our lives. In this [...]
Buy local. Support small businesses. These slogans are becoming increasingly prevalent as large retail companies have gradually taken up more real estate on our main streets. But is there substance behind the sayings? Does shopping at midtown’s independent stores have any real benefits? In a word, yes. For starters, significantly more money stays in the [...]
March 28, 2012 Councillor Josh Colle (Ward 15, Eglinton—Lawrence) really, really doesn’t want to be associated with A La Cart, the city’s failed attempt to micromanage diversity in street food that was in most evaluations a total failure. In an interview this morning, he refused to even use the words “A La Cart”, preferring instead to [...]
March 28, 2012 Mayor Rob Ford is not backing down from a plan to run a slate to sink his opponents in the next election, but he has retracted a public plea for interested candidates to call his City Hall office. Mr. Ford issued a statement Tuesday evening in response to a complaint [...]
March 27, 2012 A city councillor’s complaint that Mayor Rob Ford shouldn’t be telling potential candidates for council to call his office has been dismissed as sour grapes. Ford, as he has his entire council career, is publicly encouraging like-minded people to call him if they’re interested in running for council in November, [...]
