A weekly newsletter about Toronto City Council by Matt Elliott
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Issuing lobbying report cards at the end of the term
City Hall Watcher #401: Handing out a Lobbying Report Card for every councillor, plus the return of Intersection Inspection and more CANDIDATE CHAOS
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Four hundred issues. Four hundred!
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Following the money from the mayor’s property tax increases
Welcome to the 399th edition of City Hall Watcher. It’s the one before the milestone celebration.
But there’s still reason to get excited. In this issue, Andrey’s got answers to a question I’ve seen a few people ask over the last few month...
Introducing City Hall Watcher’s Election Projection Section
City Hall Watcher #398: A new collaboration helps forecast the municipal election, plus a Council Scorecard update and a look at the drama before the nomination deadline!
No turning back now. The nomination period for Toronto’s 2026 munici...
The 2026 Council Power Rankings
City Hall Watcher #397: After an action-packed, surprising term of Council, how do councillors rank in terms of power and influence?
The power is yours. In this issue, we’ve got the seventh edition of the annual COUNCIL POWER RANKINGS. A r...
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