Yalnizyan and Keesmaat discuss housing distribution and city infrastructure issues in Toronto, supported by Statistics Canada data.
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Updated Oct 23
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What happened
Yalnizyan and Keesmaat discuss housing distribution and city infrastructure issues in Toronto, supported by Statistics Canada data.
Who's involved
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Part of
Housing issues are central to the city's existence in Toronto.Also in this story
- Toronto City Council is influencing city-wide residential policies, impacting neighborhoods like Cabbagetown.
- Policy encourages gentle density housing construction in Toronto.
- Toronto Community Housing faces funding cliffs and efficiency mandates, involving the Office of the Auditor General.
The entities involved
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Toronto
capital and largest city of the province of Ontario, Canada
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Jennifer Keesmaat
Canadian urban planner
Nothing else this week.
Related events
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- Residents from major cities, including Toronto, are interacting with surrounding rural areas like Caledon.
- Mayor Knack discussed tax base shifts in Edmonton while noting Toronto's status as a top investment spot.