Should Toronto permit substantially more housing as-of-right in every ward, including areas currently dominated by detached and semi-detached homes?
- Logan ChoyYes
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WHERE WELL THEY LIVE FAR, FROM FAMILY
YES AND YES CITY SHOULD
Yes. Toronto should raise targeted local revenue for critical repairs while continuing to pursue funding from Ottawa and Queen’s Park. Deferring maintenance only increases costs and risks essential services. Any new revenue must be transparent, accountable and tied to clear repair priorities.
Local raise targeted local revenue for critical repairs while continuing to pursue funding from Ottawa and Queen’s Park. Deferring maintenance only increases costs and risks essential services. Any new revenue must be transparent, accountable and tied to clear repair priorities.
management treatment
increase police mental health service staffing
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maintenance more work
we can give pay
build for public delivery and finance more affordable portive the futur of kids
direct builder, funder and supportive housing, working with non-profits, the private sector and other governments. The City should use its land, planning funding strategically to accelerate construction, protect existing affordable homes ensure people facing can access permanent housing supports
build apartments and multiplexes in neighbourhoods across the city, especially near transit and along major streets. More housing choices will improve affordability, support local businesses and allow families, seniors and young people to remain in their communities.
tax the rich
tax the rich
housing need
for poor
i love toronto
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