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Dear Etobicoke-Lakeshore residents,
Reflecting on nearly a year in office, I want to share a glimpse into our office's workload. We are the largest municipal ward in the country and one of the fastest growing wards in the City, and my team of 8 and I manage:
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A single person on social assistance (Ontario Works) gets $733 a month or $8,796 a year, frozen since October 2018. Meanwhile the cost of food alone went like that.
thelocal.to/food-banks-daily…
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We hear there's a petition going around to remove the newly installed Bloor W #bikelanes #bikeTO because no one is using them. That's funny, these painted lanes seem to getting tons of use!
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It's been brought to my attention that many Ontario NDP members and members of other communities are under the impression that there was a vote, consensus, or agreement between leadership & the Ontario NDP Caucus, of which I am a member, to remove MPP Sarah Jama from caucus...🧵
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R. v. Lambert, 2023 ONCA 689: Under s. 8 of the Charter, a seizure is not defined by whether the police took something or were given it by a third party.
coadecisions.ontariocourts.c…
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No better way to start October! 🍂🍁
Stopped by @CllrAmberMorley's Fall Fest. Great to chat with neighbours on a beautiful October Sunday afternoon.
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Good article by @ferjourno that accurately depicts working-class organization as a precondition of successfully defeating evictions at the Landlord and Tenant Board. mediacoop.ca/node/119165
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#Barrie's proposed bylaw making it illegal to give food and water to people in need on public property is a national disgrace.
Mayor @AlexFromBarrie didn't even respond to CBC. Why?
The proposal is indefensible, immoral and likely unconstitutional.
cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/b…
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Landlords, in their private Facebook groups, reacting to news that a fellow landlord murdered his tenants:
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"When I'm faced with a company (@AkeliusCanada) that doesn't need the rent increase they're giving to any of these tenants, I just can't stomach it. It makes me sick."
cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/p…
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Read my statement on PH3.16 – Expanding Housing Options in Neighbourhoods: Multiplex Study. ambermorley.com/ward-3-updat…
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As Mayor, I will increase access to the Toronto Public Library and its vital services by opening all 100 branches on Sundays. Open Libraries will be funded by $1.5 million from the $115-million Community Health and Safety Fund.
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The Province’s decision to destroy Ontario Place for a private spa denies Torontonians’ need for a rejuvenated green and public park on our waterfront. Moving the Science Centre robs areas like Thorncliffe Park and Flemingdon Park of a cultural institution…
#Breaking: Ontario Science Centre to move to Ontario Place, Ford government says trib.al/HqV5ZRa
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.@farzanadoctor beautifully calls BONES OF BELONGING by @annahid "a true gift to the world" because that's exactly what it is! Secure your copy now by pre-ordering it at your local bookstore before its release on April 18th: ow.ly/8NxX50NrKcM
#Goodreads #Books
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Toronto is “broken”, says prominent mayoral candidate. He seems to blame @JohnTory’s leadership. For current rivals he takes direct aim at @JoshMatlow
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No golden escalator for Josh Matlow. The midtown city councillor’s campaign team says he will take public transit to city hall to register his Toronto mayoral candidacy. “When: Monday, April 3, 2023. Josh and his family will be arriving by TTC at approximately 9:00 a.m.”
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Replying to @jamespmcleod
100% ... I am not quite sure why people keep saying Matlow isn't a progressive.
Especially since the same progressives kept calling for Cressy to run... who is *definitely* not a progressive (at least not anymore).
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This isn't aimed at any reporter/outlet, but Canadian journalism in general. We should be really careful with selective leaks alleging treason. People's lives can be ruined before we move to the next thing. I never want a Richard Jewell on my conscience, can't imagine anyone does
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Elected representatives have a responsibility to put residents we serve first. That includes taking a stand against violent encampment clearings, advocating for functioning park bathrooms & demanding that billion-dollar projects are never approved based on misleading figures…






























