Greening Your Apartment, March 2013
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Dear residents, Ward 22 certainly had a very successful city council meeting last week. I very much appreciate my colleagues' support. I want to remind you that while I work hard to reflect, and represent, our community when making city-wide policy decisions, my staff and I are also here every day to help [...]
February 22 2012 Toronto Star Rachel Mendleson Toronto is developing a plan to better synchronize traffic lights on some “priority corridors” over the next five years, a much-anticipated effort to ease gridlock and cut down on emissions. Yet in a city where commute times are among the lengthiest in North America, some [...]
February 20, 2013 Toronto Star Jack Lakey Finally, someone on city council is ready to get serious about making sure drivers benefit from the 10-minute grace period for overtime parking. Councillors Josh Matlow and Michael Thompson say they will bring a motion to city council this week, asking that tickets not be [...]
Dear Residents, I would like to share the following Notice of Public Consultation with you. The City of Toronto needs your input on a proposed Home Energy Retrofit Program. South Event Date: Tuesday, March 5, 2013 Time: 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Location: Metro Hall, Room 308 North Event Date: Thursday, March [...]
{youtube}A79aoNS1pqY{/youtube} Last week, I joined Steve Paikin to discuss Finding Gold in the Golden Years - what governments should be doing to help ensure everyone's retirement years are good, active, and fulfilling. My co-panelists were: Susan Eng, Vice President of Advocacy, CARP Dr. Samir Sinha, Director, Geriatrics, Mount Sinai and the University Health [...]
February 13 2013 Global News David Shum Toronto’s black community leaders say apathy and cynicism needs to end if the city is serious about curbing youth and gun violence.“The killings from January to now among the young people, over 90 per cent of them are African Canadians, and nobody says it’s a crisis,” [...]
February 12 2013 Toronto Star Peter Moloney Facing a blizzard of complaints about Toronto’s storm cleanup, the public works chair is launching a review that will, among other things, consider whether the city should have declared its first “snow emergency” since 1999. “In retrospect we may have wanted to do that,” Councillor [...]
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