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Exploring the downtown federal election races: New ridings, new candidates
Note: On October 2, I wrote a follow-up to this post, including a few new maps, some additional insights. All three races — Toronto Centre, University-Rosedale, and Spadina-Fort York, remain interesting and close Liberal-NDP battles. As I mentioned on this … Continue reading
Posted in Election, Maps, Politics, Toronto
Tagged 2015 Election, Canada, Conservatives, Liberals, NDP, Spadina-Fort York, Toronto Centre, Trinity-Spadina, University-Rosedale
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The beauty of the expressway and Toronto’s accidental gateway
Highway 427 looking south from Burnhamthorpe Road On a recent walk with a group of friends and acquaintances, I had the opportunity to explore a bit of Etobicoke. We walked from Kipling Station to a pub near the West Mall … Continue reading
Mapping Toronto’s Rental Complaints
Over at Torontoist, I took a look the City of Toronto’s data on complaints made to Municipal Licensing and Standards (ML&S) on multi-residential apartment buildings. All properties with at least 25 notices or orders that are either open, or issued and closed … Continue reading