Last November, as mayor, Olivia Chow doubled the City’s Building Skills Through Recreation program, a popular program supporting over 2,000 youth in serving their neighbourhoods.
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This past March, Olivia Chow also passed a proposal to develop a plan for winter surge capacity snow shovellers.
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by number of sourcesMayor Olivia Chow’s campaign promise to make TTC travel free after 10 paid trips in a week deserves support.
That's why as mayor, Olivia Chow established a Renters Action Committee and has been acting on their feedback.
As mayor, Olivia Chow expanded the MURA Program with nearly $100 million in funding to help nonprofits acquire more than 1,000 homes so far, and keep them affordable.
I applaud Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow’s campaign promise to provide lunch to every student in Toronto schools if she’s re-elected.
They needed help. If you won’t show up for them, why should anyone trust you with the city? They needed a councillor. You were too busy with your own ambitions.
How can people trust you? The only thing you’ve ever changed is your mind. Councillor Bradford, you will say anything to get elected.
Chow’s actions on tenant rights are a bright light and are bringing back balance to the landlord-tenant relationship in Toronto.
The Dunn House model is working. It’s helping people build stable lives, access vital resources, and stay off the street and out of the emergency room.
“People want to be able to stay in their homes, in communities they love, as they age. We can help make life easier so that's possible,”
Bradford will say anything to get elected. His water scheme will open the door to privatization and cost people a lot more in the long run. By giving up control of Toronto Water’s system, he wouldn’t even be able to set the rate he claims…
I will protect renters. I won’t stop until every renter in this city has a safe, clean home.
I promised … that their complaints would finally be heard and their landlord would face real consequences. And I kept that promise.
I want to build housing — affordable housing, supportive housing. I am singularly focused on that.
Jewish Torontonians should not need police presence to go to a synagogue, a community centre, or simply to live proudly Jewish in our city — but they do.
To everyone who sheltered in place, checked in on a neighbour, or stayed off flooded roads last night: thank you.





