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Your tax dollars are being used to reward municipal govts for failing to address the housing crisis.
Set a higher bar from local govts. Demand better. No more slush funds for all 3 levels of govt to transfer between each other while they avoid actually DOING something. #housingcrisis
Set a higher bar from local govts. Demand better. No more slush funds for all 3 levels of govt to transfer between each other while they avoid actually DOING something. #housingcrisis
June 29, 2025 at 8:25 PM
Your tax dollars are being used to reward municipal govts for failing to address the housing crisis.
Set a higher bar from local govts. Demand better. No more slush funds for all 3 levels of govt to transfer between each other while they avoid actually DOING something. #housingcrisis
Set a higher bar from local govts. Demand better. No more slush funds for all 3 levels of govt to transfer between each other while they avoid actually DOING something. #housingcrisis
We call on @gregorrobertson.bsky.social to consider whether @toronto.ca HAF dollars should be re-allocated. If our tax dollars are meant to go towards building homes, then they don't belong in the hands of cities who block housing.
What's the point of Strong Mayor Powers if they don't use them?
What's the point of Strong Mayor Powers if they don't use them?
June 26, 2025 at 6:19 PM
We call on @gregorrobertson.bsky.social to consider whether @toronto.ca HAF dollars should be re-allocated. If our tax dollars are meant to go towards building homes, then they don't belong in the hands of cities who block housing.
What's the point of Strong Mayor Powers if they don't use them?
What's the point of Strong Mayor Powers if they don't use them?
The federal govt definitely has a role to play in solving our housing crisis, but constantly demanding federal solutions to provincial and municipal policy failures is misleading.
Carney, Poilievre, and Singh can't fix zoning. Or parking minimums. Or permitting.
Carney, Poilievre, and Singh can't fix zoning. Or parking minimums. Or permitting.
April 30, 2025 at 1:24 AM
The federal govt definitely has a role to play in solving our housing crisis, but constantly demanding federal solutions to provincial and municipal policy failures is misleading.
Carney, Poilievre, and Singh can't fix zoning. Or parking minimums. Or permitting.
Carney, Poilievre, and Singh can't fix zoning. Or parking minimums. Or permitting.
We love to see it!
January 30, 2025 at 2:21 PM
We love to see it!
Support your Streetsville neighbours by emailing your local Councillor and ask them to vote NO to this HCD.
Watch all of the speakers here: pub-mississauga.escribemeetings.com/Meeting.aspx...
Watch all of the speakers here: pub-mississauga.escribemeetings.com/Meeting.aspx...
Heritage Advisory Committee - November 26, 2024
pub-mississauga.escribemeetings.com
December 3, 2024 at 6:32 PM
Support your Streetsville neighbours by emailing your local Councillor and ask them to vote NO to this HCD.
Watch all of the speakers here: pub-mississauga.escribemeetings.com/Meeting.aspx...
Watch all of the speakers here: pub-mississauga.escribemeetings.com/Meeting.aspx...
In b4 you think this is a good reason for #Mississauga to exit Peel.
We are the worst performer in Peel when it comes to expanding its tax base with more housing. Here's our progress on meeting our 2024 housing target:
Brampton: 44.78%
Caledon: 38.41%
Mississauga: 22.38%
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We are the worst performer in Peel when it comes to expanding its tax base with more housing. Here's our progress on meeting our 2024 housing target:
Brampton: 44.78%
Caledon: 38.41%
Mississauga: 22.38%
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November 23, 2024 at 6:48 AM
In b4 you think this is a good reason for #Mississauga to exit Peel.
We are the worst performer in Peel when it comes to expanding its tax base with more housing. Here's our progress on meeting our 2024 housing target:
Brampton: 44.78%
Caledon: 38.41%
Mississauga: 22.38%
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We are the worst performer in Peel when it comes to expanding its tax base with more housing. Here's our progress on meeting our 2024 housing target:
Brampton: 44.78%
Caledon: 38.41%
Mississauga: 22.38%
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