Month: October 2011

IMFG invited applications for the Blanche and Sandy Van Ginkel Fellowship, which is offered annually to a full-time graduate student who is enrolled at the University of Toronto, and who […]

IMFG invited applications for a one-year Post-Doctoral Fellowship. Research should be pertinent to IMFG’s focus on the finance and governance issues faced by large cities and city-regions in Canada and […]

On September 28th, Enid Slack was quoted in an article in the Globe and Mail entitled “Sensible solution to Toronto’s money woes would look at both revenues and expenses.”

On September 22nd, Enid Slack was quoted in The Chronicle Herald in an article entitled “Assessment cap has become tax burden for less affluent.”

On August 14th, Enid Slack appeared in the Toronto Star in an article entitled “Is it bad for cities to be in debt? Not necessarily.”

The Blanche and Sandy van Ginkel Fellowship in Municipal Finance and Governance was awarded to Scott Sams in August. Scott is a Ph.D. candidate in Political Science at the University […]

The IMFG Graduate Fellowship in Municipal Finance and Governance was awarded to Lesley Herstein in August. Lesley is doing doctoral research in the Department of Civil Engineering at the University […]

Applications are now being accepted for the 2012-13 IMFG Post-Doctoral Fellowship. The deadline to apply is December 15, 2011. For additional information on how to apply:

In July, the IMFG Post-Doctoral Fellowship was awarded to Aaron A. Moore. Dr. Moore received his Doctorate degree in Political Science from the University of Western Ontario in 2009. He […]