Mayoral Debate – Building a Fair Toronto for All
Help us choose the questions we should ask the mayoral candidates. Tuesday, September 14, 2010 7.00pm – 9.00pm Innis Town Hall 2 Sussex Ave, University of Toronto, St. George Campus John Tory – Moderator; Hamlin Grange – Keynote Speaker
Community Meeting to Protect Public Services
Improve Malvern, Protect Our Public Services September 11 9.45am – 12.00pm – Community meeting 12.00pm – 5.00pm – Information tables Download and share the flier
Download our new Public Services for All fact sheets
Help us educate and mobilize Torontonians to protect our public services this municipal election. Our new fact sheets include sample questions you can ask your candidate. They are great to share with users of public services, as well as public service workers.
Good news for Green Jobs at City Hall
By John Bell, Toronto Climate Campaign On July 6, Toronto City Council voted overwhelmingly (30 to 6) to oppose the privatization of Toronto Hydro.
Nigel Barriffe promotes Green Jobs for All at Hydro campaign
Check out Nigel’s interview on the University of Toronto’s nationally syndicated radio station CIUT last Friday, June 4, 2010.
Residents hear and are heard at Jamestown gathering
Community barbecue also a ‘town hall’ session. By Jeff Hayward, InsideToronto.com Published July 26, 2010
Toronto Hydro urged to spark local solar panel industry
Most of the guys Chris Williams went to high school with in Scarborough have temporary or part-time jobs — if they are working at all. But not Williams.
About the Green Jobs for All at Hydro Campaign
The Good Jobs for All Coalition is calling on Toronto Hydro to become a leader in the effort to build a green and equitable Toronto for all.
Communities tell Toronto Hydro: green jobs for all now
The Good Jobs for All Coalition launched the Green Jobs for All at Hydro campaign at Toronto City Hall on Monday June 7, two days after World Environment Day.
What do mayoral candidates mean by “green jobs,” and what do they plan do to about them?
Read Chris Lowry’s article on green jobs and what Toronto’s mayoral candidates plan to do about getting them for Torontonians.










