“It’s wall to wall trucks from here to Windsor, from here to Montreal, and once those trucks spill over to residential streets it’s a recipe for disaster.” Continue reading
“She was one of the most passionate, devoted, loving, caring and most kind women that the world needs more of … she was amazing.” Continue reading
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“This gun violence is happening all over the city, even on The Bridal Path. You can’t just say it’s Lawrence Heights’s problem, this is the city’s problem. This is a provincial problem. It’s a federal problem.” Continue reading
The Ontario government is holding back on a funding that would help build a cultural community hub in the area of Lawrence Heights and residents who live in the area say it’s disappointing to hear. Continue reading
Instead, the mayor wants to see the land, which holds both commercial and residential properties, used for affordable housing. Continue reading
Mayor John Tory and city councillor Mike Colle were canvassing Eglinton-Lawrence asking for support in their fight against provincial budget cuts. Continue reading
In a 20-minute speech, Mayor John Tory also called for city council to make progress on the key priorities of affordable housing, expanded transit, and safe neighbourhoods. Continue reading
Meet the four councillors-elect who will be joining the 21 current members of Toronto city council. Continue reading
Voters in Ward 8 Eglinton–Lawrence have elected Mike Colle as their councillor in the 2018 Toronto election. Continue reading
The Ontario legislature voted down an attempt to prevent the provincial government from doing business with companies that support the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement against Israel. Continue reading