In rare public conversation, the former and current mayor talked about Toronto hosting the global soccer tournament on the day of the first home game
In a rare appearance together, Toronto’s incumbent and former mayors — who have been at odds over the city’s multimillion-dollar controversial World Cup bid — said they want the city to bask in the moment now that it’s here.
“It isn’t, I guess, all that usual that you would have the sitting mayor interviewed by the preceding mayor,” said John Tory while hosting an early Friday morning radio segment on NEWSTALK 1010 with Olivia Chow as a guest.
Olivia Chow said Toronto had seized a “once-in-a-generation” opportunity by co-hosting the World Cup, although city officials…
The city hasn’t said whether it has made up a $5 million funding shortfall
TORONTO - For soccer fan Marticia Fargiorgio, the atmosphere in Toronto has been unmatched since the World Cup began, watching…
Many Torontonians are already fed up with the inconvenience of the whole thing. But their attitudes should change once the games…
A city accused of being buttoned up erupted in bursts of joy and celebration, in a way that’s hard to measure.
More parks and returning to a city that dares to dream: three Torontonians tell us what they would do if they were mayor
