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Contractor at centre of Gardiner Expressway lawsuit could face ban on city contracts
Montreal-based WSP currently has 88 active contracts with Toronto totaling nearly $175 million, according to the city.
Why Greater Toronto Could Decide Who Wins Canada’s Election
The Conservatives had enjoyed a lead over Liberals in the region largely because of rising housing and food costs. But ...
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ANALYSIS: If Doug Ford wants to decide who makes Toronto’s subway cars, the province should foot the bill
Toronto needs new subway trains. Line 2, the east-west line running from very nearly Mississauga in the west to Kennedy ...
Hundreds gather in downtown Toronto to protest against 'bubble zone' bylaw plan
Hundreds of people gathered outside Toronto city hall on Thursday to rally against a plan for a bylaw banning demonstrations ...
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Toronto city council sounds alarm on planned federal cuts to shelter funding program
Toronto brings in the most immigrants anywhere in Canada, according to the city staff report. The federal funding cut means the city's ability to help those newcomers will be diminished ...
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‘We can do better,’ A Toronto councillor is pushing to give the city’s public spaces a makeover
From parks and plazas to public buildings and street furniture, Matlow’s proposal to beautify Toronto has now gotten the green light to move forward by the City of Toronto’s Executive Committee.
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Toronto councillors vote to give themselves 24% pay raise
“I’ve been focused on fighting for affordability down here at City Hall. Coming on the heels of Mayor Chow’s record-breaking tax increases, I couldn’t support adding more costs on Toronto ...