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'Olivia Chow sold out pretty quickly,' Torontonians react to Mayor Chow agreeing to give police the $20M budget increase they asked for - Vimarsana News

'Olivia Chow sold out pretty quickly,' Torontonians react to Mayor Chow agreeing to give police the $20M budget increase they asked for

Torontonians are reacting to Mayor Olivia Chow caving and agreeing to the proposed budget the Toronto Police Service (TPS) originally asked for.

Torontonians will get another chance to have their say on the 2024 budget starting Monday - Vimarsana News

Torontonians will get another chance to have their say on the 2024 budget starting Monday

The City has proposed a 10.5 per cent property tax increase for this year but that number could end being much higher

Advocates call on Toronto's leaders to address digital divide through ConnectTO - Vimarsana News

Advocates call on Toronto's leaders to address digital divide through ConnectTO

A coalition of advocacy groups is calling on Toronto's government to expand its free Wi-Fi network through ConnectTO.

Protests over gender identity in schools met by crowd of counter protestors in Toronto - Vimarsana News

Protests over gender identity in schools met by crowd of counter protestors in Toronto

Protests against gender identity education in schools are taking place across dozens of cities in Canada on Wednesday, with hundreds of allies, and...

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Three progressives register in Scarborough SW byelection | Municipal-election - Vimarsana News

Three progressives register in Scarborough SW byelection | Municipal-election

The three were among the first to register in the byelection for the city council seat. Olivia Chow hopes a like-minded politician will win the Nov. 30 vote.