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What they’re lobbying about

Development of a proposed bylaw related to the implementation of ‘bubble zones’ that may restrict demonstrations, protests and other activities.

Lobbying to express concerns about decisions by Enbridge Gas to rely on contractors for certain emergency responses, and for a City review of safe practices in matters concerning gas distribution.

Lobbying for policies about infrastructure development to support the present and future use of electric vehicles, and to support the City’s use of Canadian-made electric vehicles.

Lobbying for a housing policy that furthers the goal of addressing availability and affordability of housing while supporting employment and employment lands in the City of Toronto”.

“Scarborough Centre Review – Our Scarborough Centre,” and its potential impacts on the Atlantic Packaging Inc facility at 333 Progress Avenue, including the possible conversion of vital employment lands.

Developing a program to protect and preserve Toronto's hotel room capacity, including the ongoing monitoring of hotel room stock and the possible impacts of hotel-to-residential conversions and proposed hotel developments.

Procurement of new Canada-made transit vehicles.

Adoption of a policy or resolution supporting the provision of passenger rail service in Canada by publicly-owned Via Rail as an important component of economic development

Proposed Amendment to Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 510-5, expanding the number of designated retail businesses operating with ‘tourist area exemption’ status, to expand the number of retailers allowed to open for business on statutory holidays.

Recent activity

Mar 3, 2025
Aug 8, 2023
May 9, 2023
Jul 25, 2022
Marc Hollin spoke on the phone with Catherine LeBlanc-Miller
Feb 28, 2020
Dec 13, 2019
Nov 28, 2019
Nov 15, 2019
Maureen Dawson spoke on the phone with Gord Perks
Sep 6, 2019
Marc Hollin spoke on the phone with Mark Strifler
Jul 31, 2019