Replying to @spaikin @oliviachow @JoshMatlow @anabailaoTO @MitzieHunter @BradMBradford @anthonyfurey @JohnTory @david_crombie @voteperruzza @mammolitiward7
Leaving aside that you’ve moved the goal posts from “campaign” to “debates and interviews,” Olivia was widely regarded as having won or held ground in every debate. From today’s Star, for instance:
Replying to @SueAnnLevy @LabourLawAlex
You said demise. Demise has a particular meaning. Thank you for clarifying that you meant I was happy to see Ford held accountable for his conflict of interest.
Now retract the claim that I've made fun of Rob Ford's weight.
Replying to @TheTweeknd
What a nonsense reply. Here are the two policies.
Here’s the thing about what Olivia is doing that she and other progressives since Miller failed at until now:
Olivia is building a city-wide voter coalition. None of the downtown vs suburbs culture war stuff.
These are the Forum regionals released yesterday:
5. Finally, Olivia lives her green values. To this day, Olivia primarily uses her bike to get around in all 4 seasons.
And here’s a fun video from way back before retrofits were common showing how she and Jack had made their home as green as possible. youtu.be/Mtqn_-YbCqA
Adams Mine was a huge deal and Olivia and Jack’s leadership is ultimately what stopped it from becoming Toronto’s dumping ground.
An aside: as part of winning the vote O + J played a then-new Simpsons episode for Council
1. Olivia relentlessly campaigned along side Jack for the Climate Change Accountability Act with effective greenhouse gas reduction targets and effective oversight.
Replying to @kevin_wiener
The law was amended after the Ford case to allow councillors in Matlow’s position to speak and influence the vote but they’re still is not allowed to vote. So yeah, that could be an issue for him. cc @GraphicMatt
With a $1 billion budget, Mark Saunders prioritized the colour of police cars while community and road safety plummeted. Now he wants you to think he‘s learned to set priorities. #topoli













