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Category Archives: Cycling
Ward 19: Mike Layton, The Legend Continues
Similar to Josh Matlow’s Ward 22 (St. Paul’s) campaign for re-election, Ward 19 (Trinity-Spadina) incumbent councillor Mike Layton should expect an equally effortless victory — which is a fair reward for his tireless and outspoken community advocacy on issues that matter … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Candidates, Citizens, City Council, Civic Participation, Communities, Cycling, Democracy, Environment, Film Industry, Housing, Leadership, LGBT Rights, LRT, Participation, Subways, TTC, We Can Do Better Toronto
Tagged 2014, Candidates, City Council, City Councillor, Incumbent, Jack Layton, Mayor, Mayoral Race 2014, Mike Layton, Rob Ford, Robb Johannes, Robb Not Ford, robbnotford, TOPoli, Toronto, transit, Trinity-Spadina, TTC, voteTO, Ward 19, We Can Do Better Toronto
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Ward 3: Peter Fenech, Policy Over Politics
His tag line says it all: “Policy over Politics.” I’ve had the pleasure of spending time with Ward 3 (Etobicoke Centre) candidate Peter Fenech, who astutely points out that the only proposed expanded transit line through his ward is a … Continue reading
Posted in Candidates, Citizens, City Council, Civic Participation, Cycling, Democracy, LRT, Transit, TTC, We Can Do Better Toronto
Tagged 2014, Candidates, City Council, City Councillor, Etobicoke, Etobicoke Centre, LRT, Mayor, Mayoral Race 2014, Not Ford, Peter Fenech, Robb Johannes, Robb Not Ford, robbnotford, TOPoli, Toronto, Toronto Rob Ford, transit, TTC, voteTO, Ward 3, We Can Do Better Toronto
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Mayoral Candidates’ Forum TONIGHT!
Community Living Toronto is hosting a mayoral candidates’ meeting TONIGHT from 6-8pm discussing issues around disabilities, moderated by Steve Paikin. Robb will be on the panel. Metro Hall Rotunda, Main Floor, 55 John Street. RSVP and details here.
Posted in Accessibility, Candidates, Civic Participation, Cycling, David Soknacki, Debate, Democracy, John Tory, Karen Stintz, Leadership, My Campaign, Olivia Chow, Participation, Public Forums, Social Services, Subways, Transit, TTC
Tagged Accessibility, Candidates, David Soknacki, Disabilities, Global News, John Tory, Karen Stintz, Mayor, Mayoral Race 2014, Not Ford, Olivia Chow, Rob Ford, Robb Johannes, Robb Not Ford, robbnotford, Steve Paikin, TOPoli, Toronto, Toronto Rob Ford, transit, TTC, voteTO, wheelchair accessibility
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Move over Rob Ford: NOW Magazine Feature
A new article by Cynthia McQueen of NOW Magazine: NOW talked to the man behind RobbnotFord.com. Robb Johannes doesn’t feel that Ford has been honest or that he reflects our city’s diverse population. The musician hopes to distance himself from the … Continue reading
Posted in Buses, Candidates, Civic Participation, Cycling, David Soknacki, Diversity, My Campaign, Participation, Rob Ford, Subways, Transit, TTC, We Can Do Better Toronto
Tagged 2014, bike lanes, Candidates, cycling, Cynthia McQueen, David Soknacki, Mayor, Mayoral Race 2014, Not Ford, NOW Magazine, Rob Ford, Robb Johannes, Robb Not Ford, robbnotford, TOPoli, Toronto, Toronto Rob Ford, transit, TTC, voteTO, wheelchair accessibility
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Citizen: Adelaida Blaxley
Adelaida Blaxley, a recent graduate from University of Toronto and is now turning her efforts towards working for a BETTER Toronto, particularly with respect to representing youth, public health and recreation, arts and culture, and nightlife. Read Adelaida’s full profile HERE. If you would … Continue reading
Posted in Arts and Culture, Citizens, Civic Participation, Cycling, Nightlife, Social Services, Volunteering, Youth
Tagged 2014, Adelaida Blaxley, Citizens, cycling, Mayor, Mayoral Race 2014, nightlife, Not Ford, recreation, Rob Ford, Robb Johannes, Robb Not Ford, robbnotford, TOPoli, Toronto, Toronto Rob Ford, voteTO, We Can Do Better Toronto
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Citizen: Katie Grant
Katie Grant, an entrepreneur and founder of a not for profit design and technology Toronto based group called Indesology operating out of the Centre of Social Innovation, seeks better innovation in social services, transit, cycling, and arts and culture. Read Katie’s full profile HERE. … Continue reading
Posted in Arts and Culture, Citizens, Communities, Cycling, Diversity, My Campaign, Social Services, Youth, Youth Employment
Tagged 2014, arts and culture, Centre for Social Innovation, cycling, Indesology, Katie Grant, Mayor, Mayoral Race 2014, Not Ford, Rob Ford, Robb Johannes, Robb Not Ford, robbnotford, social services, TOPoli, Toronto, Toronto Rob Ford, transit, TTC, voteTO
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Citizen: Ravi Desai
This week’s Citizen in focus is Ravi Desai, a self-taught computer programmer originally from Mumbai, who was able to find work in Toronto thanks to the mobility afforded by BETTER transit and BETTER cycling. Read Ravi’s full profile HERE. If you are interested in being … Continue reading
Posted in Citizens, Cycling, LRT, My Campaign, Nightlife, Transit
Tagged Citizens, Mayor, Mayoral Race 2014, Not Ford, Ravi Desai, Rob Ford, Robb Johannes, Robb Not Ford, robbnotford, TOPoli, Toronto, Toronto Rob Ford, voteTO
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