TTCriders volunteers were out Thursday night at Spadina Station to talk to riders about the TTC's proposal for fare capping and our fight for more affordable transit!
Keep an eye on https://t.co/rUY2mXAjHH to volunteer with us for better transit.
Mr More Housing votes against all proposed shelters. Note that earlier in this meeting, he had to declare a conflict of interest because his wife works for a developer.
Delaying, deferring, once again. Stopping shelters across the city-- for who? Who is contacting him about this? We call bullshit. This man is playing political games with people's lives.
Here's the text of Bradford's motion re: the Sixth Street shelter. Councillor Morley asks Bradford what his "interest" is in this shelter, given it's in her ward. Bradford says he "heard from a lot of people" about this particular site.
We hope council votes to reject this half-baked motion from a Councillor who represents a ward far outside the scope of planned RapidTO lanes on Bathurst and Dufferin Streets.
Journalism is a precarious, poorly paid profession but you learn every day and that can include how lucky you are. Yesterday I covered Mayor Chow's visit to 500 Dawes Rd., an apartment building notorious for pests, mould and various malfunctions. Chow met 3 tenants ...
Bradford wants priority bus lanes for FIFA attendees, but not for the people who use these buses year round. Maybe he's going after the soccer fan demographic? Double his 1% vote count in the next mayoral race?
Why is Brad Bradford teaming up with far-right conservatives like Anthony Furey and Roman Baber to oppose real solutions to some of our biggest challenges? 🤔
Today, July 15, Bradford is holding a press conference to block shelters, rapid transit, affordable housing, and more ⤵️
"It's not technically illegal,"
Bad journalism.
Totally illegal under section 106 (2) of the RTA which states "The amount of a rent deposit SHALL NOT be more" than one month.
https://t.co/ssIAHd8KHJ
We're out in East York supporting the tenants of 994 O'Connor Drive who are facing renoviction. No more renovictions! No more no-fault evictions! Stop the displacement of our neighbours!
As I and hundreds of thousands sit in the dark, I am reflecting on how great it is that Toronto spends $2.3 billion on police services and not on suring up our aging infrastructure that crumbles under rain.
For context, Toronto police have already spent $1.5 million on World Cup expenditures. These purchases include new police cars, commemorative medallions, and Apple AirPods:
https://t.co/g4WYAx1YAA.
Coming out of hibernation to give this a boost! We are supporting EEA in this training, and encourage folks to attend and depute. Link to register below!
Amidst the intensified criminalization, targeting, and dehumanization of all our communities in Toronto that continue to advocate for justice, we must also necessarily be reminded of the reality of who creates, or eradicates notions of "safety."
#CareNotCops#CarelessCops#TOpoli
My statement opposing the proposed Member’s Motion, “Requesting the Province to Create Safety Zones Around Places of Worship, Faith-Based Schools and Vulnerable Community Social Infrastructure”. It’s neither constitutional nor actually contributes to community safety.
1/2 Some people are more upset by protests against genocide than by *actual* genocide. This Thursday, Brad Bradford is putting forward a motion to limit our right to protest and to further criminalize dissent. Very on brand for him, very bad for us.