The Good Jobs for All Coalition, the Malvern Community Coalition, and Malvern Action for Neighbourhood Change hosted a community meeting on September 11, 2010, to encourage residents to protect public services in the lead up to Toronto’s municipal elections on Oct 25. There’s 40 days to go.
Continue reading Malvern Voters Called To Protect Public Services
Last night, Equity Toronto and the Good Jobs for All Coalition hosted a presentation and mayoral Q&A on equity and good jobs to a packed house of over 300 people at Innis Town Hall, University of Toronto.
Continue reading Good Jobs and Equity Key Topics in Last Night’s Mayoral Q&A
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.
Continue reading Download our new Public Services for All fact sheets
Published in Canadian Immigrant. July 23, 2010.
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Photographer – Sima Sahar Zerehi.
At the free event’s town hall meeting, residents and public sector workers are expected share personal stories describing their experience with public services — both as a place of employment, and as a provider of critical services.
MEDIA ADVISORY – For immediate release: Tuesday July 20, 2010
Community groups are hosting a community BBQ and town hall meeting to encourage residents to protect public services in the lead up to Toronto’s municipal elections.
Continue reading Community Groups Ask Voters To Protect Public Services
Our Public Services for All campaign is encouraging Torontonians to take action to ensure our governments do not succumb to pressure to sell off or degrade our valuable public services. We must strengthen Toronto’s social foundation, not dismantle it.
Community barbecue also a ‘town hall’ session.
By Jeff Hayward, InsideToronto.com
Published July 26, 2010
Continue reading Residents hear and are heard at Jamestown gathering
“A report released last week asked why the province is paying early childhood educators about $10,000 a year less than recommended.”
Call Minister of Education Kathleen Wynne on Tuesday December 15th. Continue reading Action Alert for Early Childhood Educators!
From health care to education, refugee programs to libraries; public services like these form the social foundation of a livable and equitable Toronto.
Continue reading About the Investing in Social Infrastructure Committee