Mayor Tory’s executive committee blocks speakers on controversial Scarborough subway item https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2018/05/14/mayor-torys-executive-committee-blocks-speakers-on-controversial-scarborough-subway-item.html

Beyond the SSE....we need to stop wasting money on many fronts! For example, if a BRT works on a street, why build a more expensive LRT?

I still don't know why Christine Elliot wasn't chosen as the PC leader o_O

Most Urban Toronto members act as though they know better than everyone else

It is funny how the topic of term limits only comes up when you people talk about right-wing Councillors.

The list of candidates is starting to grow http://app.toronto.ca/vote/campaign.do

Seems like you are the one on drugs. Enough with the silly names!

nfitz is high again! :rolleyes:

Time to give the NDP a chance to govern!

As long as the new Chief Planner doesn't get many of his ideas from this forum :rolleyes:

My comment was not edited in time. Looks like a different police car so was this car being used for a possible movie shoot?

That is not a police car. You would have seen part of the Toronto Police decal on the side of the car door in the screen capture.

NDP for you and me! NDP in a minority!!

I would not jump to that conclusion at this time. It is one of those things that you have to wait and see.

Don't jump to conclusions. Wynne might be able to counter the mimes but it may not be enough this time around.

Apart from his general social justice crusade, is Neethan Shan doing anything specific for Ward 42 (beyond supporting the SSE)?

You must be joking

If Ford becomes Premier, I wonder how soon the DRL would get started?

You can re-design a street to make it more pedestrian or cyclist-friendly but you will always have drivers who will not drive according the road layout and make it feel unsafe. I live in a neighbourhood where several of the streets bend, yet several drivers do 50-60 km and treat the...

There are many cases where it is the bureaucrats who have been there forever that don't see safe streets as a priority. Former Councillor Raymond Cho wanted stop signs where they were badly needed but the Transportation Department did not find that the interaction warranted them.