Month: October 2022

IMFG contributors Alexandra Flynn, Brittany Andrew-Amfoah and Patricia Wood published an op-ed in the Toronto Star on their paper about Canadian cities and inclusive governance. They argued that If the […]

IMFG Fellow Aaron Moore was interviewed by CBC News Manitoba on the need for more political competition at the municipal level to increase debate over issues at election time.

IMFG Director Enid Slack commented to the Canadian Press on Toronto’s pandemic-driven budget shortfall and how previous balance budgets were at the expense of the state of the city’s infrastructure.

IMFG Director Enid Slack was interviewed by CBC Sudbury on how it may be time to revisit which tax dollars go to which government.

IMFG Director Enid Slack was interviewed by Toronto.com on Toronto’s finances and discussed how citizens will need to make decisions on what services they want to pay for and whether […]

IMFG Director Enid Slack commented on Toronto’s fiscal problems in a Toronto Star article about Mayor John Tory.

IMFG Fellow Zack Taylor was interviewed for TVO Today on why there’s little systematic examination of money in local politics and why more transparency is needed.

IMFG Director Enid Slack was interviewed for a TVO Today article on the importance of municipalities in everyday life in light of the upcoming municipal elections.

IMFG Director Enid Slack appeared on Newstalk 1010 with John Moore to discuss Toronto’s $857-million budget shortfall and its potential impact on services and infrastructure spending.

IMFG Director Enid Slack spoke with Linda Ward on a segment for CBC Radio’s Metro Morning called “Is Toronto the Good becoming Toronto the Shabby?” She pointed out that an […]