Toronto 2010 Election Series
Discussion Papers
#1: Governance in Toronto: Issues and Questions by Richard Stren, Eleanor Rae, Frank Cunningham, Lionel Feldman, Gabriel Eidelman, Aaron Moore, Andrew Sancton, Andre Sorensen, and Mariana Valverde.
#2: The Geography of Toronto's Service Class and What It Means for the City of Toronto by Patrick Adler, Vass Bednar, and Zara Matheson.
#3: Diversity Our Strength by Karen King, Brian Hracs, Mark Denstedt and Vass Bednar.
#4: Toronto in the Creative Age by Iris Lee, Tom Robertson and Ian Swain.
#5: Zoning for a Better Toronto by Vasiliki Bednar, Joe Minichini and Jacqueline Whyte Appleby.
#6: Open Data, Open City by Kimberly Silk and Jacqueline Whyte Appleby.
#7: Infrastructure Financing and Pricing: Challenges and Solutions by Matti Siemiatycki.
#8: Environmental Sustainability and the City of Toronto by Ingrid Leman Stefanovic and Gabriel Eidelman.
#9: Tower Renewal and Transit City by Andre Sorensen.
#10: Bicycles, Arterials, and Complete Streets by Paul Hess --- coming soon
#11: Inequality in Toronto by Alan Walks.
#12: Towards a World-Class Service Class: The Role of Toronto's Service Workers in Generating Jurisdictional Advantage by Patrick Adler and Vasiliki Bednar.
#4: Toronto in the Creative Age by Iris Lee, Tom Robertson and Ian Swain.
#5: Zoning for a Better Toronto by Vasiliki Bednar, Joe Minichini and Jacqueline Whyte Appleby.
#6: Open Data, Open City by Kimberly Silk and Jacqueline Whyte Appleby.
#7: Infrastructure Financing and Pricing: Challenges and Solutions by Matti Siemiatycki.
#8: Environmental Sustainability and the City of Toronto by Ingrid Leman Stefanovic and Gabriel Eidelman.
#9: Tower Renewal and Transit City by Andre Sorensen.
#10: Bicycles, Arterials, and Complete Streets by Paul Hess --- coming soon
#11: Inequality in Toronto by Alan Walks.
#12: Towards a World-Class Service Class: The Role of Toronto's Service Workers in Generating Jurisdictional Advantage by Patrick Adler and Vasiliki Bednar.
#13: Toronto's Fiscal Outlook: 2011 through 2014 by Peter Tomlinson.
Long Papers
#1: The Governance of Toronto: Challenges of Size and Complexity by Richard Stren, Eleanor Rae, Frank Cunningham, Lionel Feldman, Gabriel Eidelman, Aaron Moore, Andrew Sancton, Andre Sorensen, and Mariana Valverde.
#3: The Importance of Diversity to the Economic and Social Prosperity of Toronto by Karen King, Brian Hracs, Mark Denstedt and Kevin Stolarick.