What’s New at IMFG

On April 10th, IMFG Director Enid Slack made a presentation to the Urban Development Conference at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, entitled: “Financing Municipal Services for Sustainable Development – […]

IMFG’s Enid Slack and Zac Spicer have published an article in the April 4th Toronto edition of  Novae Res Urbis called “Big City: Too Big, Too Small.”

Public Sector Digest – Intelligence for the Public Sector has published an article in their April 2014 issue written by Enid Slack, IMFG Director, entitled “Why Canadian Cities Need More […]

On April 1st, IMFG Chair Alan Broadbent gave the opening Address at Maytree’s “Get Out the Vote” conference, which brought together community leaders and activists to learn about how to […]

On March 27th, IMFG’s Andre Cote was quoted in The Globe and Mail article on the mayoral candidates’ debate entitled, “Why Rob Ford’s challengers have some work to do.“

On March 20th, IMFG Post-Doctoral Fellow Zac Spicer gave a presentation entitled, “The Dynamics of Municipal Cooperation in Canadian Metropolitan Areas,” at the Urban Affairs Association Conference held in San […]

On March 19th, IMFG’s Enid Slack and Zac Spicer penned an op-ed in the Toronto Star about the legacy of Toronto’s amalgamation called “Amalgamation made Toronto both too big and […]

IMFG Director Enid Slack was quoted in a Toronto Star article on March 17th, called “Campaign Lie Detector: Fact-checking Rob Ford, Olivia Chow, Karen Stintz.”

IMFG’s new Perspectives paper No. 5 written by Zachary Spicer was discussed in the March 17th Toronto Star article called, “Amalgamation made Toronto both too big and too small.”