Apologies for the short list this week, it has been a busy one.
Sean Marshall took a look
at GO Transit's fare system and found it unfair.
The housing affordability
crunch in the London region in England may be replicated in Canadian cities. The average London home sells for twelve times the median income, in Toronto it
is eight times.
After the Liberals took
government Finance Minister Bill Morneau (LPC - Toronto Centre, ON) announced
they inherited a $3 billion deficit. Stephen Gordon says that this doesn't add up.
What's next for the
Ontario Progressive Conservative Party? In a recent speech Patrick Brown (PCPO
- Simcoe North) suggested a more moderate path to win seats in the GTA.
This week territorial
elections were held in the Northwest Territories. Eight sitting MLAs lost re-election, including the long-serving Minister of Finance.
Steve Paikin writes that
Hamilton, Ontario could learn from Brooklyn, New York as a post-industrial city
in a big metropolitan area. I think it's a flawed comparison, but it might hold some value.
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