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Current News Updates
Letter to the Province Regarding the Need for An Immediate Rent Relief Plan for Small Businesses and Commercial Landlords
Hon. Prabmeet Singh Sarkaria Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation [...]
Ontario tenants left vulnerable with rent due tomorrow: Province needs rent forgiveness plan for tenants that includes offsets for Landlords now
March 31st, 2020 Toronto – The provincial government needs to [...]
Update On COVID-19: Friday, March 27th
Dear Residents, This a follow-up to my last update to you on [...]
Letter to Minister Clark on Premier Ford’s Statement on Providing Immediate Rent Relief for Tenants
March 26, 2020 Hon. Steve Clark Minister of Municipal Affairs [...]
Community Spirit During COVID-19: Ways To Help
How To Protect Yourself: There is currently no vaccine to [...]
Update on COVID-19: Friday, March 13
Dear residents, I know that many of you are feeling [...]
Statement Regarding Self-Isolation due to Contact with Confirmed COVID – 19 Case
Toronto - I have just been informed that I came [...]
MEDIA RELEASE: Councillors Proclaim Tuesday March 3rd, “Shop Eglinton Day”
MEDIA RELEASE [...]
MEDIA ADVISORY: Councillors Proclaim Tuesday March 3rd, “Shop Eglinton Day”
MEDIA ADVISORY [...]
Councillor Matlow’s Community and City Hall Update: Winter II
Tuesday, March 3rd is “Shop Eglinton Day" You’re invited to join [...]
MEDIA RELEASE: New Colour-Coded Rating System for Toronto’s Apartment Buildings Has Renters Seeing Red
MEDIA RELEASE New Colour-Coded Rating System for Toronto's Apartment Buildings [...]
MEDIA ADVISORY: Councillors Call For a 3-Point Plan to Address Eglinton Crosstown Delay
MEDIA ADVISORY Councillors Call for a 3-Point plan to address [...]
Councillor Josh Matlow’s Community & City Hall Update: Winter I
Community Skating Parties This Weekend! I’m co-hosting TWO community skating [...]
MEDIA ADVISORY: TTC Budget Balanced on the Backs of Vulnerable Students
Media Advisory TTC Budget Balanced on the Backs of Vulnerable [...]
Taking Back Our Streets- Placing the Public Good Before Private Interests
January 8, 2020 Infrastructure and Environment Committee 100 Queen Street [...]
January 8th, 2020
2020.TE12.23 - 24-26 Imperial Street - Zoning Amendment Application - [...]
Councillor Josh Matlow’s Community and City Hall Update: Season’s Greetings
Season's Greetings! Is the Mayor's Housing Plan providing value for [...]
Oakwood-Vaughan Community Development & Safety Update
December 6th, 2019 Dear Residents, As your new City Councillor, [...]
Improving the Quality of Care in City of Toronto Long-Term Care Homes
Economic and Community Development Committee 10th floor, West Tower, City [...]
Councillor Matlow’s Community and City Hall Update: Fall III
Protecting Tenants’ Health, Safety and Quality of Life: Toronto’s RentSafe Program [...]
Media Release: Will Council Stand up to Protect Toronto’s Tenants?
November 26, 2019 Will Council Stand up to Protect Toronto's [...]
Councillor Josh Matlow’s Community & City Hall Updates: Fall II
Tonight's Pumpkin Parades I welcome you to join me and [...]
Transit Plan Buries Common Sense: Provincial Plan Costs $618,181 for Every New Transit Rider
While the proposed new transit deal with the Province of [...]
Councillor Matlow’s Community and City Hall Update for Mid-May, 2019
Provincial Cuts Equal $177.65 million download to City of Toronto [...]
Councillor Matlow’s Community and City Hall Update for May, 2019
City Council Unanimously Supports Changing the Culture in Toronto's Long-Term [...]
