Councillor Josh Matlow in the News

15 01, 2020

TTC Budget Balanced on the Backs of Vulnerable Students Councillors join Student Unions to fight against unfair fare increases

Josh Matlow2020-01-15T20:46:13+00:00

Media Release TTC Budget Balanced on the Backs of Vulnerable Students : Councillors join Student Unions to fight against unfair fare increases Toronto – Councillor Josh Matlow was joined by Student Union leaders from Toronto's post-secondary institutions today to fight against unfair Metropass increases ahead of the first 2020 Budget Committee meeting. [...]

TTC Budget Balanced on the Backs of Vulnerable Students Councillors join Student Unions to fight against unfair fare increasesJosh Matlow2020-01-15T20:46:13+00:00

23 08, 2019

Supporting Youth at-risk More Effective than Surveillance

Josh Matlow2019-08-23T20:09:42+00:00

August 23, 2019 Supporting Youth at-risk More Effective at Fighting Violent Crime than Ford-Tory Surveillance Announcement CCTV has "no impact on levels of violent crime" Toronto – Premier Doug Ford and Mayor John Tory's announcement today that the province will give the Toronto Police Service $3 million to install CCTV cameras will not lead [...]

Supporting Youth at-risk More Effective than SurveillanceJosh Matlow2019-08-23T20:09:42+00:00

20 08, 2019

Why this Liberal leadership hopeful is making a case for charter cities

Josh Matlow2019-10-02T16:46:11+00:00

By John Michael McGrath Why this Liberal leadership hopeful is making a case for charter cities OTTAWA – The Liberal leadership race has been reasonably satisfying from a policy-wonk perspective so far. Just this month, front-runner Steven Del Duca pledged to introduce an expanded safety net for workers, and Alvin Tedjo promised to implement a [...]

Why this Liberal leadership hopeful is making a case for charter citiesJosh Matlow2019-10-02T16:46:11+00:00

18 06, 2019

Hundreds gather to participate in Empower Toronto discussions

Josh Matlow2019-10-02T16:48:46+00:00

Hundreds of people attended a five person panel on Tuesday night about how the city can become more autonomous from the Province. As Erica Vella reports, one of the main ideas that was discussed was the possibility of Toronto becoming a charter city. Watch the video here.

Hundreds gather to participate in Empower Toronto discussionsJosh Matlow2019-10-02T16:48:46+00:00

18 06, 2019

Could ‘charter city’ status protect Toronto from provincial meddling?

Josh Matlow2019-10-02T16:39:24+00:00

By Jennifer Pagliaro City Hall Bureau, Toronto Star. Could ‘charter city’ status protect Toronto from provincial meddling? “We neglect our cities at our peril,” began Councillor Josh Matlow, drawing on the words of former U.S. president John F. Kennedy, at a packed meeting Tuesday to discuss how to free Toronto from provincial big-footing. “Doug Ford [...]

Could ‘charter city’ status protect Toronto from provincial meddling?Josh Matlow2019-10-02T16:39:24+00:00

17 06, 2019

Under Premier Doug Ford, interest is growing in making Toronto more autonomous

Josh Matlow2019-10-02T16:52:40+00:00

By Jennifer Pagliaro Under Premier Doug Ford, interest is growing in making Toronto more autonomous There’s a line in a decree sent by Henry I to London that is of particular importance to the status of cities. This was back in 12th century, in the time of medieval feudalism. “None other shall be justice over [...]

Under Premier Doug Ford, interest is growing in making Toronto more autonomousJosh Matlow2019-10-02T16:52:40+00:00

8 03, 2019

Nursing homes could get big benefit from emotion-focused care models, says new report commissioned by Toronto

Josh Matlow2019-03-13T18:12:22+00:00

By Moira Welsh Investigative Reporter Fri., March 8, 2019 Toronto now has a blueprint to transform its nursing homes through emotion-focused care, says Dr. Samir Sinha, co-chair of the city’s seniors’ accountability group. Prompted by a Star series on Peel Region’s year-long pilot of a Butterfly Model home, city council voted unanimously last July to [...]

Nursing homes could get big benefit from emotion-focused care models, says new report commissioned by TorontoJosh Matlow2019-03-13T18:12:22+00:00

6 03, 2019

Innovative Toronto housing program that matches students and seniors needs $90,000 to continue

Josh Matlow2019-03-13T16:17:01+00:00

By Jennifer Pagliaro City Hall Bureau Wed., March 6, 2019 A program that helps match seniors with rooms to spare and students in need of living accommodations could see up to 400 people more in more affordable housing each year if the city comes up with the necessary funds. In a city where a growing [...]

Innovative Toronto housing program that matches students and seniors needs $90,000 to continueJosh Matlow2019-03-13T16:17:01+00:00

5 03, 2019

Tenants support group ‘getting crushed’ by demand

Josh Matlow2019-03-13T18:33:54+00:00

By Emily Mathieu Affordable Housing Reporter Tues., March 5, 2019 Standing in the packed lobby of a Toronto apartment tower Wendy Lum fielded questions, broke down rental housing law basics and marshalled volunteers. It is a familiar and efficient routine. Lum is part of The Federation of Metro Tenants’ Associations and half of a two-person [...]

Tenants support group ‘getting crushed’ by demandJosh Matlow2019-03-13T18:33:54+00:00

28 02, 2019

Toronto could double number of dedicated youth spaces for $3.25 million

Josh Matlow2019-02-28T20:18:40+00:00

Toronto Star By Jennifer Pagliaro City Hall Bureau Wed., Feb. 13, 2019 The city could double the number of dedicated youth spaces across the city by the end of 2020 with $3.25 million, a new staff report says. Following a specific push from Councillor Josh Matlow for 20 locations in existing city-run centres and libraries [...]

Toronto could double number of dedicated youth spaces for $3.25 millionJosh Matlow2019-02-28T20:18:40+00:00

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