Toronto: property taxpayers can’t continue to fund huge growth
Queen’s Park and Ottawa take $9-billion a year more out of this city than they put back in, Toronto gets 5%
TORONTO, ONT.—Our infrastructure is aging. Our public transit system isn’t growing as fast as our population. The burden of social services is crippling our ability to compete internationally and we don’t have the tools we need to improve our lot in life.
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