Affordability, Property Taxes: What You Need to Know About Toronto's Mayoral Debate

Affordability, property taxes: What you need to know about Toronto's mayoral debate

The three frontrunners in Toronto’s mayoral race went head-to-head Tuesday night at a debate co-hosted by the Toronto Region Board of Trade and the Toronto Star. CBC’s Dale Manucdoc breaks down what candidates had to say about property taxes and affordability.

Toronto Mayoral Debate: Chow, Bradford, Alexander Takeaways

What to know Ahead of the mayoral elections this fall, Toronto’s three leading candidates faced each other over a debate hosted by the Toronto Star...

Toronto mayoral candidates debate housing, transit and data centres

Incumbent Mayor Olivia Chow defended her record on housing and fiscal policy against challenger Brad Bradford, while Chris Alexander questioned Bradford on potential privatization plans.

Brad Bradford Promises A One-Year Property Tax Freeze, Chow Warns It Could Bring Cuts - South Asian Daily

Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford is promising to freeze property taxes for one year if elected, setting up a key affordability debate with Mayor Olivia Chow ahead of the Oct. 26 municipal election. Bradford says his plan would freeze property taxes for every Toronto home and business during his first year in office, followed by […] The post Brad Bradford Promises A One-Year Property Tax Freeze, Chow Warns It Could Bring Cuts first appeare…