Regretting that choice?You should never assume because you know what they say right?
I voted for Dougie in the last provincial election, SHOCKER!!!! LMAO
Regretting that choice?You should never assume because you know what they say right?
I voted for Dougie in the last provincial election, SHOCKER!!!! LMAO
RIP the private spa in Ontario Place, RIP moving the Science Centre.RIP Toronto
RIP law and order. RIP fiscal sanity.RIP the private spa in Ontario Place, RIP moving the Science Centre.
The question is does DoFo panic and try to take away the strong mayor powers he gave Tory, his pal.
In April 2023 Hamilton declared a city wide state of emergency due to opioids, homelessness and mental health crises. Horvath is in way over her head. Just like Chow.I suspect this will end up in this hour has 22 minutes and this board will get no writing credits......
Typical Toronto centric naval gazing tunnel vision mentality.
Hamilton did it first and did it best with Andrea Horvath as mayor ! She was leader of the opposition, Kathleen Wynne's bestie and wasted more tax dollars calling a byelection just after she was elected in her own riding before making the safe jump to run for mayor.
If none of you can see the humour, sarcasm and irony in the juxtaposition of geographic rivalry/bigotry (Argos-Tiger Cats, Hogtown-Steeltown), actual city firsts (hamilton had the first stop light, radio station and phone exchange) then everyone needs a vacation from the keyboard.
Happy Canada Day.......
Tory and DoFo left us with a massive deficit already.RIP law and order. RIP fiscal sanity.
The left wing wackadoodles on city council share no blame in that of courseTory and DoFo left us with a massive deficit already.
Time for someone to fix it.
The other reality is that the majority of voters voted against Doug Ford's conservatives in the 2022 provincial election.The reality is the majority of voters voted against chow when you add up the votes for other candidates. Add into that the low voter turn out it means many didn’t vote chow. So those who didn’t vote should not be whining as apathy has repercussions. We will see what happens especially with the financial shortfall. The only response to any whining is a very simple response is “did you vote?” If they didn’t then indirectly they voted for the changes that come. Fiscal reality is something that impacts decisions either taxes and fees will go up or services will be cut. It should be an interesting ride.
Your second favorite mayor after Rob Ford, John the Philanderer Tory, last act as a disgraced mayor was personally putting thru a property tax/building levy hike of 7.2% for the 2023 fiscal year budget, $1.23billion of which is completely unfunded.I'm less worried over certain things then others.
She won't get a tax hike higher than 5%. Council, even some if the left leaning ones know that will end their careers. She is going to have to make concessions to get provincial funding. If she tries to bully pulpit Ford it will fail miserably. She promised not to use the new powers. If she does for a massive hike then I think council will reverse it. She squeaked enough she doesn't have the mandate.
The big concerns will be homeless encampments, Gardiner idiocy, and other attempts to change plans set up.
I have no doubt he will bail out the shortfall. Its whether he decides to fund some of the other things that is the difference.Your second favorite mayor after Rob Ford, John the Philanderer Tory, last act as a disgraced mayor was personally putting thru a property tax/building levy hike of 7.2% for the 2023 fiscal year budget, $1.23billion of which is completely unfunded.
What concessions do you think she will make especially considering that she doesn't have anything with which to concede?
I hope you noted the mandate that Doug Ford actually has. 40.8% in 2022; 33% now vs Olivia's 38% now.
Better to focus on the cliff edge that Rob Ford and John Tory brought the City of Toronto to: A $1.5billion budget shortfall for the 2022 and 2023 budgets and a $46.5billion funding shortfall over the 10 next years and how to steer the city away from a financial apocalypse coming much, much sooner than anyone can imagine.
You really think Doug will bail out Toronto's 1+ billion shortfall?I have no doubt he will bail out the shortfall. Its whether he decides to fund some of the other things that is the difference.
He has too. Cities can't legally run deficits. And he already planned to with Tory. And yes, he has a 22 billion surplus at the moment. Which he will use for all of them.You really think Doug will bail out Toronto's 1+ billion shortfall?
If he does other cities will be lining up looking for the same deal.