Councillor Matlow spoke to the TTC Board in support of the fully-funded Metrolinx plan for rapid transit in Scarborough, September 25, 2013.
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Dear Friends, On behalf of my colleagues Councillors Stintz and Robinson and City of Toronto Planning staff, I cordially invite you to join us for the first Public Meeting to discuss Midtown in Focus, a study advancing a vision for parks, open space, and streetscape in Yonge Eglinton. The City has hired a [...]
Dear Friends, It is my pleasure to report that the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee agreed, this afternoon, to begin the process of returning common sense to scooter and moped parking in Toronto. Due to the motion that Councillor Berardinetti and I brought to City Council, staff have been directed to report back to [...]
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Dear Residents, I hope you find my most recent update both interesting and informative. It's very important to me that I accurately represent your priorities and keep you informed about our community and decisions being made at city hall. As always, please feel very welcome to contact me if I can be of [...]
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September 14th, 2013 The Town Crier Eric Emin Wood Since Donna Koegl formed Friends of the Beltline three years ago, the group has cleared away a “road of garbage” and planted more than 250 trees and shrubs. This past summer, Koegl led a group of volunteers in removing 35 bags of invasive garlic mustard [...]
September 12, 2013 Spacing Glyn Bowerman There’s something different about Josh Matlow. The conciliatory-or-die Toronto city councillor has been a little more blunt, as of late. “Toronto has done a piss poor job of preserving our story,” he told a Sept. 10 community council to a chorus of “whoah’s” and “hey now’s.” Everyone [...]
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September 11th, 2013 CBC News Geoff Nixon Look up the northwest corner of St. Clair Avenue West and Parkwood Avenue on Google Street View and you’ll see a derelict building. That image, taken two years ago, is a reminder of just how long the multimillion-dollar property has been left in limbo. […]
