Mayor Calls for Review Into Church Street Halloween Festivities After an Estimated 50K People Show Up
Olivia Chow said the city will work with organizers after attendance reached 50,000 and crowding raised safety concerns at the annual festival.
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Mayor, police look to improve Halloween on Church festivities after 50,000 attend
Mayor Olivia Chow said she will work closely with the local BIA to review how the event that brought 50,000 to Church Street on Friday and Saturday night can be structured better next year.
A Halloween festival drew thousands to Church-Wellesley Village. Some advocates say safety was a concern
Large crowding in Toronto's Church-Wellesley Village over the Halloween weekend has some advocates raising concerns around future event safety in the city's queer spaces.
Mayor calls for review into Church Street Halloween festivities after an estimated 50K people show up
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says she will be working closely with community organizers to better structure crowd management efforts after tens of thousands of people packed into Toronto`s Gay Village for the annual Halloween on Church event over the weekend, prompting some people to raise concerns about overcrowding.
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