Toronto Sun: Toronto’s political hopefuls urged to fix unsafe, ‘broken’ city
ABC Toronto says if Hogtown wants to be a 'world-class city,' it needs to start by making sure its citizens feel safe in their homes
Toronto Sun: As election looms, does Toronto’s addiction strategy need overhaul?
ABC Toronto is calling for stronger policies related to mental health and drug use before Toronto’s election this fall
A Better City (ABC) Toronto releases plan to tackle addicton crisis and restore public spaces
TORONTO, ON – Toronto’s mental health and addiction crisis has been allowed to spiral. Unsafe parks, encampments, open drug use, and deteriorating public spaces are now a daily reality. This is not compassion. It is neglect. A Better City Toronto will support mayoral and council candidates who commit to a recovery-first approach that restores safety, […]
Toronto Sun: Toronto City Hall not doing enough on mini-motorcycles: Group
ABC Toronto wants tougher rules on e-bikes and mini-motorcycles, and they have an online petition to push for that
A Better City (ABC) Toronto urges City Hall to crack down on Mini-Motorcyles
A Better City (ABC) Toronto supports stronger enforcement against mini-motorcycles operating in bike lanes and on sidewalks, warning they pose a growing safety risk to cyclists and pedestrians.
CBC Radio: Olivia Chow is offically in
ABC Toronto appeared on CBC Radio's Metro Morning to discuss Mayor Chow running for re-election.
Toronto Star: Olivia Chow to run for re-election as Toronto’s mayor: ‘There’s more to do’
Advocacy group ABC Toronto said Torontonians are “frustrated” that “too many basic things no longer feel like they work.” The group pointed to congestion, perceptions of safety, the affordability crisis and residents feeling like “city hall is focused on ideology over execution.” “The question Torontonians should ask is simple: is the city better today than it was three years ago?” ABC Toronto’s statement said.
ABC on 680 News on congestion frustation in Toronto
ABC Board Member, Kelly Aizicowitz, on 680 News Radio to discuss the finding that almost three quarters of Toronto residents blame city hall for the terrible traffic, congestion, and delays that are slowing down our city.
ABC appears on TVO to discuss TTC safety
ABC board member, Kelly Aizicowitz, appeared on TVO's The Rundown to discuss how more and more people no longer feel safe on the TTC.
ABC Toronto Calls for Immediate Removal of University Avenue Bike Lanes to Prioritize Ambulances
ABC Toronto is calling on the City of Toronto to immediately remove the bike lanes on University Avenue and restore full road capacity on Toronto’s most important hospital corridor.