After Election Victory, Chow to Face Budget Pressure and New Deal with Ontario - Toronto
Chow’s second term begins with a projected $1.1 billion budget gap and renewed talks with Ontario over transit and shelter funding.
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Chow’s second term opens with a $1.1-billion hole and a cooling housing market
Olivia Chow won re-election with 54 per cent and a friendlier council. Now she has to close a projected $1.1-billion gap as the land transfer tax softens and her deal with Queen’s Park expires. The post Chow’s second term opens with a $1.1-billion hole and a cooling housing market first appeared on The Buffalo Chronicle.
After election victory, Chow to face budget pressure and new deal with Ontario – 105.9 The Region
TORONTO — Negotiations with the province to help relieve Toronto’s budget pressures loomed over Olivia Chow’s election victory on Tuesday, as she vowed to be the “mayor for everyone.” Chow took her first question from reporters hours after she held off challenger Brad Bradford in Monday’s election and convinced voters to back a second term of her progressive agenda. “There’s a firm belief that we are stronger together. And the majority of the pe…
Chow faces budget challenges and provincial negotiations after election win
Olivia Chow has been re-elected as mayor of Toronto and now faces budget challenges, including a projected shortfall of approximately £1.1 billion for 2027. Her administration aims to negotiate additional funding from the province while maintaining property tax levels aligned with inflation.
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