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Toronto expands school food program to all remaining public schools - Toronto | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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When the school year begins next week, every public school student in the city will have access to the city’s school food program. The move was announced on Wednesday by Mayor Olivia Chow, who said an additional 33,000 students won’t have to study on empty stomachs. Since her election three years ago, Chow’s administration has increased annual funding for the program by more than 80 per cent. The initiative has been the mayor’s passion project in office and, with an election a month away, she sa
TTC’s first subway barrier installation renews criticism over plan - Toronto | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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A new pilot program aimed at improving safety on subway platforms has begun to take shape at TMU station, but the program already had its fair share of skeptics before the TTC installed a single steel barrier at the busy terminal, yielding a slew of fresh criticism. At a spring press conference, Mayor Olivia Chow stood alongside TTC leadership to announce improvements were on the way to help improve safety and increase ridership. Along with investments to boost staffing and security complements,
Toronto’s election sets stage for several intriguing council battles | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Now that the dust has settled on the final flurry of candidate applications, a total of 362 people have registered to run for office in Toronto and while a lot of oxygen will be devoured for the city’s top job, several showdowns for the city’s 25 council seats are set play out before the Oct. 26 vote. After the Friday deadline, 53 candidates signed up to run for mayor, including incumbent Olivia Chow, two-term east-end councillor Brad Bradford, and former Conservative cabinet minister Chris Alex
Longtime Toronto councillor Paula Fletcher announces retirement - Toronto | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Just days after registering to run for another term, Toronto-Danforth Coun. Paula Fletcher announced she’s retiring from politics and withdrawing her name from the upcoming race. Fletcher has served on city council for 23 years and told Global News she has never entered her nomination papers early. But she said she got a little excited after returning from vacation and put her name up for another four years. Wednesday morning however, she said she had a “come to Jesus moment” while on her paddle
Toronto motion requests province hand over former Ontario Science Centre - Toronto | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Two years after the province announced the Ontario Science Centre’s closure, two city councillors are acknowledging the ship has sailed on seeing it return to its original location and say they want the province should hand over the keys to the city so local community groups can put it to use. Once crawling with curious children and tourists, the only action visible at sprawling campus next to Don Mills Road is for Ontario Line construction. But Couns. Jon Burnside and Josh Matlow have a motion
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