Month: October 2022

IMFG Fellow Aaron Moore tells Global News Winnipeg that dismal municipal election turnout is a result of voter apathy.

IMFG Fellow Aaron Moore calls win for candidate who promised tax increase “a shift in the attitude of Winnipeggers” on CBC News Manitoba.

IMFG Fellow Zack Taylor commented to TBNewswatch.com on the low voter turnout in Thunder Bay’s municipal election as part of a larger trend in western democracies.

IMFG Director Enid Slack commented in the Toronto Star on the provincial proposal to freeze, cut and eliminate development charges: “This all seems to make the city’s tough financial situation […]

IMFG Fellow Aaron Moore spoke to Winnipeg’s Global News Morning to discuss Winnipeg’s municipal election day.

The Globe and Mail published an obituary on the life of Blanche van Ginkel, calling her a key figure in 20th century architecture. She worked with Le Corbusier and helped […]

IMFG Chair Alan Broadbent commented in the Globe and Mail on the effect of lower voter engagement in municipal elections on introducing new ideas to the civic discourse.

IMFG Director Enid Slack appeared on CIUT’s Beyond the Headlines to discuss Toronto’s fiscal health in the light of the municipal election and the effects of the pandemic.

IMFG Fellow Aaron Moore called Winnipeg’s mayoral election to close to call on Winnipeg’s CTV News.

IMFG Fellow Aaron Moore appeared on Winnipeg’s Global News to discuss how mayoral candidates have limited revenue options to fulfill big-ticket campaign promises.