@edwardrow Untrue. Olivia Chow and 8 current City Councillors are clients. Networking is being done at City Hall. But in an age of remote work the story is not about physical location. The point is that Johnson's performance as Chief of Staff is being affected, which impacts taxpayers.
No media literacy?
If Toronto Centre turns out to be close, this story, our publication's first investigative report, may be one of the small difference makers in the election.
https://t.co/FGXEHmj2Ou
@thegrittymag linking the toronto sun and then using the words well-researched next to it just reveals you to be a troglodyte without a modicum of media literacy
@edwardrow Not true. The point, as stated in the intro, is that Johnson's running a private business at City Hall affects Moise's ability to meet constituent needs. Also, though Johnson is open in some places, many people didn't know & there's no mention of it on his company website.
A big Diana Chan McNally reveal.
So much about her lying about her age to protect her daughter. Diana's been posting on social media about the future engineer for years.
(Note, out of respect for the child we marketed over its face)
Diana Chan McMally didn't lie about her age to protect a child who needs no protection (and who is now an adult)
She lied about her age because she has issues . Here is McNally referring to herself as a "girl."
No wonder McNally rounded down to 41 than up to 45.
Leading candidae Diana Chan McNally has faced criticism for giving local media incorrect information about herself β including her own age. https://t.co/O5sCnAq3FM
B.C is the farthest province from Ontario but the B.C Conservatives victory may be a bad omen for Olivia Chow, as voters realize that the NDP don't know how to solve the drug crisis nor fix housing or affordability. #topoli
David Rider is irresponsible. These are not endorsements of Chow for mayor. At most this is a statement that certain councillors don't want water privatized.
Do you really believe what you're saying here David Rider?
We haven't seen that many councillor endorsements of Toronto mayoral candidates but Olivia Chow got a bunch, including some not closely aligned, like Jon Burnside, to express concern w Brad Bradford's 'turn Toronto Water into a corporation" pledge
NEW: Who Is Behind a Mysterious Election News Site in Toronto?
After a conservative council candidate shared an article from an unknown new site, @ferjourno looked into it. He found no masthead and no article author names. But there are clues. https://t.co/jcZZDorvtX
.@ttcriders is part of the "progressive" movement in Toronto. Not surprisingly a self described "progressive" newspaper thinks @ttcriders is somehow worth listening to
Transit advocacy group @ttcriders did an extensive survey of Toronto election candidates, asking if they would commit to 18 priorities. Chow committed to all of them. Bradford didn't respond.
Christian Malong digs into it for @TheGrindTO. https://t.co/FpyKB3pDQI