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Category: Govt & Policy

Aerial shot of Toronto and Toronto Island
May 29, 2016Govt & Policy

These are the worst landlords and buildings in Toronto

(Photo: Bloomberg, James MacDonald) Data from city of Toronto inspections reveals where the worst buildings are – and who owns them – when it comes to bylaw infractions.

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Hand pressing touch screen attached to the inside of a car
May 13, 2016Govt & Policy

Uber did nearly double the lobbying of taxi industry to win key council vote

(Photo: Uber) Data from the city of Toronto’s Lobbyists Registrar reveals how much lobbying was done by both sides and who they targeted in an effort to win support.

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Wide open courtyard in front of Toronto city hall
April 23, 2016Govt & Policy

How much money did your city councillors spend in 2015?

The mayor’s budget eclipsed all others at City Hall – more than quadruple the council average. His office also spent 7 times more on support staff than the council average.

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Panorama shot of the city of Toronto with water in the foreground
March 13, 2016Govt & Policy, Miscellaneous

This is why Toronto has never hosted the Olympics

(Photo: Paul Bica) A new city report by the Mayor’s Advisory Panel on International Hosting Opportunities finds flaws in Toronto’s bidding process – or lack thereof

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An armed soldier points his rifle
January 6, 2016Govt & Policy, Health

Ten Years of Terror: Global Fatalities from 2005 – 2014

(Photo: Center for Strategic and International Studies) More people are dying in terrorist attacks than ever before, but the level of risk corresponds to where you live. North America continues to be one of the safety places and experts agree that fear of attacks here is unjustified.

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Justin Trudeau stands smiling at a podium
October 26, 2015Govt & Policy

Visualizing Canada’s changing political landscape

(Photo: Canadian Press, Fred Chartrand) Canada swung from Conservative blue to Liberal red, indicating an appetite for change

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