Josh Matlow

22 03, 2011

Community Consultation Meeting & Open House-Two Planning Applications at: 111 ST CLAIR AVE WEST & 129 ST CLAIR AVE WEST and Part of 111 ST CLAIR AVE WE

Josh Matlow2011-03-22T13:23:38+00:00

Community Consultation Meeting & Open HouseMeeting Date: Thursday, March 24, 2011Open House: 6:30pm – 7:00pm ; Community Meeting: 7:00pm – 9:00pmMeeting Location: First Unitarian Congregation, 175 St Clair Ave. WestTwo Planning Applications at:111 ST CLAIR AVE WEST &129 ST CLAIR AVE WEST and Part of 111 ST CLAIR AVE WEST

Community Consultation Meeting & Open House-Two Planning Applications at: 111 ST CLAIR AVE WEST & 129 ST CLAIR AVE WEST and Part of 111 ST CLAIR AVE WEJosh Matlow2011-03-22T13:23:38+00:00

22 03, 2011

680 News: A day in the life of a city councillor

Josh Matlow2017-05-29T19:25:56+00:00

Ever wondered what a Toronto city councillor's day is like? Councillor Josh Matlow took 680News behind the scenes of one day in his life through a live chat, Monday.You can read Matlow's posts as he headed to work at City Hall, attended various meetings, met with constituents and tackled the daily issues, on our live blog [...]

680 News: A day in the life of a city councillorJosh Matlow2017-05-29T19:25:56+00:00

22 03, 2011

Keeping You Informed of Proposed Developments in Ward 22
Keeping You Informed of Proposed Developments in Ward 22

Keeping You Informed of Proposed Developments in Ward 22

Josh Matlow2017-07-28T20:21:02+00:00

Providing information to residents to keep you informed is a top priority for me. Please bear with us while we add in all the proposed and actual large-scale developments ongoing in Ward 22. You can click on the address to find out more information. More updates are on their way! The Midtown in Focus Parks, [...]

Keeping You Informed of Proposed Developments in Ward 22Josh Matlow2017-07-28T20:21:02+00:00

22 03, 2011

City Hall Diary: While parties are banned, partisan politics thrive

Josh Matlow2011-03-22T02:15:32+00:00

Party politics are alive and well at city hall. I don’t mean official parties — they’re banned in Ontario’s municipal governments. But aside from a small handful of moderate councillors, team sports and competing ideologies have divided council into two camps — the right and the left. Why else would some city councillors relinquish their [...]

City Hall Diary: While parties are banned, partisan politics thriveJosh Matlow2011-03-22T02:15:32+00:00

17 03, 2011

AM 680’s Inside look: Monday, March 21st, 2011 A day in the life of a city councillor

Josh Matlow2011-03-17T16:24:48+00:00

Ever wondered what a Toronto city councillor's day is like? AM680 All News Radio is taking you behind the scenes of one day in the life of Councillor Josh Matlow, Monday, March 21, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. You can follow Matlow as he heads to work at City Hall, attends various meetings, meets [...]

AM 680’s Inside look: Monday, March 21st, 2011 A day in the life of a city councillorJosh Matlow2011-03-17T16:24:48+00:00

14 03, 2011

Ghosts of City Hall

Josh Matlow2011-03-14T11:59:23+00:00

Ghosts of City HallToronto’s politicians have had their share of very public scandals and debacles. The Star's Josh Matlow shares a list of seven ghosts of City Hall’s controversial past the new council can learn from.View photos

Ghosts of City HallJosh Matlow2011-03-14T11:59:23+00:00

14 03, 2011

National Post: Middle of the hall: Group stakes out centre ground at City Hall

Josh Matlow2017-05-29T19:25:56+00:00

More than three months into Rob Ford’s mayoralty, left and right factions at City Hall have staked out their positions, so clearly, in fact, that a small corps of independent thinkers is making a stand in the middle. Members of the so-called “mighty” or “mushy” middle say they’re not out to form a third caucus, [...]

National Post: Middle of the hall: Group stakes out centre ground at City HallJosh Matlow2017-05-29T19:25:56+00:00

14 03, 2011

Globe and Mail: Toronto Council group stakes out middle ground

Josh Matlow2017-05-29T19:25:56+00:00

by Kelly Grant Josh Colle hears it all the time: “You’ve got to pick a team.” But as the rookie councillor for Ward 15 Eglinton-Lawrence sees it, reality is the other way around. The ideological teams on council have got to pick him and the handful of other councillors who’ve managed to remain independent in [...]

Globe and Mail: Toronto Council group stakes out middle groundJosh Matlow2017-05-29T19:25:56+00:00

11 03, 2011

Globe and Mail: Marcus Gee: Why we need the OMB more than ever

Josh Matlow2017-05-29T19:25:56+00:00

Few government agencies take as much flak as the Ontario Municipal Board. Planners complain that it overrules them on how cities should grow. City politicians complain that it overrides their democratic decisions. Residents groups say it steamrollers their objections when building projects threaten quiet neighbourhoods. One Toronto councillor, Josh Matlow, wants to ban the “unelected, [...]

Globe and Mail: Marcus Gee: Why we need the OMB more than everJosh Matlow2017-05-29T19:25:56+00:00

10 03, 2011

From Pedestrians to Motorists: the Possibilities and Benefits of Liveable Cities

Josh Matlow2017-05-29T19:25:56+00:00

Let's Walk the Neighbourhood! You, and members of your organization, are invited to join theEglinton Park Residents' Association and 8-80 Cities for a Community Breakfast to talk about how our Yonge-Eglinton area can become more liveable as we grow. Gil Peñalosa, Liveable Cities advisor, will discuss the impact of transportation options on the future of [...]

From Pedestrians to Motorists: the Possibilities and Benefits of Liveable CitiesJosh Matlow2017-05-29T19:25:56+00:00

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