Ep 1 - City Finances

Political Blind Date

Described Video:
After provincial funding cuts, the City of Toronto faces hard choices about how to manage its budget shortfall. Budget Chief Gary Crawford doesn't want to raise taxes or create new ones, and believes in finding efficiencies. City Councillor Shelley Carroll believes that new revenue tools are needed to pay for the city's growth, and takes Gary to New York City to examine how taxes saved that city.
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Aug 20, 2021
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