City Council Adopts my Motion to Improve CaféTO
The motion directs senior city staff to look at options for improving program delivery and supporting businesses impacted by installation delays and other issues with CaféTO this year.
The motion directs senior city staff to look at options for improving program delivery and supporting businesses impacted by installation delays and other issues with CaféTO this year.
The review will focus on the outstanding issues related to the noise bylaw and will include virtual and in-person public consultations in late summer or early fall of this year.
Update on the 2023 CaféTO program and the steps I've asked city staff to take to address issues with the roll out.
I've been hearing from many small businesses about problems with the CaféTO program including delayed responses to applications and appeals along with a number of other issues.
New city report responds to call for more opportunities to grow the sport.
Most of Refurbished Off-Leash Area Ready With the North Section Seeded for Natural Grass.
City Council adopted my motion to require the province and their private partner ChoiceREIT to include a minimum of 20 percent affordable housing at the Gerrard-Carlaw TOC site.
My motion opposing any new fossil fuel-burning energy projects in Toronto comes in response to the province's expansion of the Port Lands gas plant in Toronto-Danforth.
My motion calling on the federal government to extend the Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) loan repayment deadline passed at City Council this week.
Preserving our heritage plays an important role in the life of our cities. That's why I moved a motion at City Council to evaluate the Unilever soap factory building for heritage designation.