Denzil Minnan-wong

• Veteran Toronto councillor, deputy mayor will not seek re-election

  Denzil Minnan-Wong emailed a statement to his constituents on Wednesday saying he felt it was time to move on to "the next stage of my life."

  Politics

  Jul 13, 2022
  
• Toronto election 2018: Ward 16 Don Valley East

  Voters in Ward 16 Don Valley East have elected Denzil Minnan-Wong as their councillor in the 2018 Toronto election.

  Politics

  Oct 13, 2018
  
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• Popular car-sharing service threatens to leave Toronto over delay of pilot project

  After Toronto councillors voted to delay a pilot project that would help car-sharing services address parking concerns, car2go has threatened to go as far as ceasing operations in Toronto. It's a move some on council say is alarmist and unnecessary.

  Consumer

  Feb 6, 2018
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• Toronto Deputy Mayor Minnan-Wong acclaimed as Ontario PC candidate for Don Valley East

  He accepted the nomination at a meeting in the riding Saturday morning.

  Politics

  Jan 20, 2018
• Toronto Deputy Mayor Minnan-Wong to seek Ontario PC nomination for 2018 election

  Toronto Deputy Mayor and councillor Denzil Minnan-Wong is eyeing a jump to provincial politics

  Politics

  Dec 7, 2017
• TTC board to do business with other rail providers in light of Bombardier delays

  With the potential for further streetcar delivery delays, the TTC board has voted to pursuit the possibility of working with transit manufacturers other than Bombardier.

  Politics

  Jul 12, 2017
• Residents face bank charges after City of Toronto property tax double-billing error

  The Toronto man who alerted Global News to an $87 million property tax overbilling blunder has now been charged bank service fees even though he was not at fault and paid his taxes properly.

  Canada

  Mar 29, 2017
• ‘A street we all identify with’: Downtown Yonge gets heritage status

  City council has approved heritage designation for a stretch of downtown Yonge Street.

  Mar 10, 2016
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• Lead in the water: Tens of thousands of Canadian households still have toxic pipes

  You may not know whether your water comes from lead pipes. Your city may not know, either. But you're on the hook for the cost of replacing those toxic pipes even if the city's underground operations put your drinking water more at risk.

  Canada

  Jan 27, 2016
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• Public will say ‘hallelujah’ to P3 plans to fix the aging Gardiner: Tory

  Council has voted to proceed with a public-private partnership to fund the rehabilitation of the aging Gardiner Expressway, which Mayor John Tory says will have the public saying 'hallelujah.'

  Politics

  Oct 1, 2015