Put an inflation cap on City taxes and fees
A Better City Toronto is calling on City Hall to adopt a firm affordability commitment: the total municipal tax burden on Toronto residents and businesses should never increase faster than inflation
A Better City Toronto is calling on City Hall to adopt a firm affordability commitment: the total municipal tax burden on Toronto residents and businesses should never increase faster than inflation
Toronto’s parks and playgrounds should be clean safe spaces for families and children. As the summer has started, they are being treated like garbage dumps. Wrappers, broken toys, clothing are all being left behind.
Join us in demanding that the City make the TTC reliable and clean for everyone who rides it.
We are calling on the city to implement the CampTO Access Plan, a four-part proposal calling on the City of Toronto to double summer camp capacity over five years, replace the registration scramble with a fairer system, and make sure no family gets left out
Join us in demanding that the City honour the AIDS Memorial, respect its history, and listen to the community. Tell our leaders that we do not want the fence, and that they should clean up the park, fight the crime and rampant drug use that are daily occurrences.
Encampments are unsafe for residents and for the people living in them, so when a safe shelter or recovery bed exists, the City must clear encampments within 48 hours. As well, the City must provide transport, ID support, case management, and storage of belongings to ensure dignified transitions. If you agree, make your voice heard. Sign the petition today.
Join us in calling for e-bikes and mini motorcycles to be licensed, insured, and regulated. Putting these guardrails in place will protect both the drivers of these vehicles and Torontonians going about their days.
Join us in demanding a comprehensive plan to ensure that the subway, streetcars, and buses are safe and welcoming for everyone
Join us in calling for full and immediate funding of the Toronto Police Service and a directive to fill all existing vacancies without delay.
In the middle of an affordability crisis, City Hall keeps making everything more expensive. Mayor Olivia Chow was elected in 2023. Since then, property taxes are up 28%!