Mayor Olivia Chow proposed a motion in Toronto to ban surveillance pricing.
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What happened
Mayor Olivia Chow proposed a motion in Toronto to ban surveillance pricing.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Toronto
capital and largest city of the province of Ontario, Canada
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Olivia Chow
Canadian politician
Related events
- Olivia Chow's administration in Toronto is responsible for city administration and taxation, with rates being benchmarked against other cities.
- Toronto City Council is reviewing a food price reduction plan that was originally introduced in New York City.
- Olivia Chow is the mayor of Toronto, and the Toronto Police Service is based in the city.
- Olivia Chow's campaign focuses on improving crime statistics in Toronto.
- The TTC is implementing a fare cap system for ridership flexibility, and the Mayor requested financial planning for a 40-ride cap.