NEWS RELEASES

Mayoral candidate Josh Matlow issued the following statement today in response to the Deputy Mayor’s call for doors to City shelters to be slammed shut to refugees: “We cannot use vulnerable refugee claimants seeking shelter in our city as political pawns.

Mayoral candidate’s plan will animate the city and grow our arts and culture sector, including advocating for a federal basic income guarantee for gig workers in the arts.

Mayoral candidate’s $407.6 million plan will create livable neighbourhoods making it easier for people to find an affordable place to live, for communities to build vibrant neighbourhoods and for the city's homeless to find meaningful support.

In response to today’s announcement that the Eglinton Crosstown will not be opening in 2023, mayoral candidate Josh Matlow issues the following statement: “Torontonians are completely and rightly fed up with yet another Metrolinx delay on the Eglinton Crosstown.

Mayoral candidate will reduce seniors’ TTC fares and support healthy independence with better housing options, healthcare access and age-specific community programming.

Josh Matlow will rebuild the east portion of the Gardiner at ground level to save the city $500 million which can be invested in housing, transit, roads, parks, state of good repair, and many other important priorities.

Mayoral candidate announces $1.2-billion commitment to Scarborough Moves network that will connect Scarborough from Victoria Park to the Rouge.

Mayoral candidate will lead alliance of municipalities to stand up to Premier Ford and protect farms and wetlands.

Mayoral candidate to boost capital investment in road improvements by $33 million to fix the city’s most dangerous intersections and roads.

Mayoral candidate to increase TTC funding to restore pre-pandemic service levels.

Mayoral candidate Josh Matlow announced he will invest $200-million annually to accelerate Toronto's progress towards reaching net zero.

Mayoral candidate Josh Matlow to increase community access to the city's library system, which offers vital public space and programming.