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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's popularity continues to dwindle as more and more Torontonians are becoming dissatisfied with his performance on the job. A new poll suggests that 35 percent of the city "strongly disapprove" of his tenure thus far.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and less than a dozen city councillors helped welcome the New Year with their constituents at city hall. The festivities came to a brief halt when protesters arrived speaking out against the mayor's cuts.
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The City of Toronto's Hardship Fund could be lost if just over half of the City Council gets their way at the next vote. A program that costs the city less that $1 million a year and provides for residents in the most need is set to be scrapped.
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Without answers City Councillors are asking for another month to discuss and review the information to make an informed decision when it comes to where to go with garbage collection in Toronto.
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Starting next year private garbage collection could begin in Toronto from Yonge Street to Humber River if City Hall approves a privatization proposal today.
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The latest round of Toronto City Hall meetings have come to a close. The highlights from the July meetings focus on bike lanes, an underground tunnel to Billy Bishop Airport, graffiti and other issues important to residents in Toronto.
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On a day that was both celebratory and sombre, the Toronto Mayor and Police Chief announced the official renaming and unveiling of Sergeant Ryan Russell Parkette as a “tribute to a dedicated police officer” who died in the line of duty.
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In order to garner millions of dollars to tackle the upcoming $774 million budget shortfall, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is looking at selling more than 900 city community housing units to the highest bidders.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford and several members of City Council commemorated the 67th anniversary of the Normandy Landings, otherwise known as D-Day. Hundreds gathered at Nathan Phillips Square to honour the fallen heroes.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, alongside City Councillor Josh Matlow and Member of Provincial Parliament Sophia Aggelonitis, proclaimed the month of June as Seniors Month. The proclamation was succeeded by entertainment events.
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Plans to build a new stadium for Worcester City Football Club are approved by the city council.
Residents in the Libyan city of Benghazi vote in local council elections, the first polls held in the city since the 1960s.
War-torn city of Misrata casts votes for local council
City centre regeneration will help Coventry, says council chief
The Libyan city of Misrata has been voting to elect a local council, the first major city to hold a democratic poll since the fall of Colonel Gaddafi.
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