The City of Toronto is rolling out a revised and expansive land acknowledgement that includes terms like “extractive violences” and “land reparations.” This revised acknowledgement will be part of the City of Toronto’s mandatory equity training for public employees. Do you

My open letter to The Honourable Sylvia Jones, Minister of Health. Safe supply doesn’t work. Harm reduction doesn’t work. A paradigm shift is needed now. Our city depends on it!

"Safer supply" will be remembered as one of the worst Canadian medical scandals of our generation. We flooded our own communities with heroin-strength opioids because a clique of charlatans insisted, without evidence, that their radical experiments work.

Mayor Olivia Chow’s traffic agents cost taxpayers millions of dollars per year while delivering negligible value. Change my mind.

My convo w/ IntegrityTO Exec Director Daniel Tate. He’s written a letter to Ontario’s Minister of Health Sylvia Jones - what’s his ask, & what can the provincial government do re: the opioid crisis & government-funder drugs that municipalities cannot, & that the federal

A strong message from DCCO Toronto. Whoever campaigns on rejecting the activism that has captured City Hall while bringing back common sense and a return to fundamentals - will win the mayoralty.

Thanks to Greg Brady for having me in studio yesterday to discuss the business side of harm reduction - and how it does not reduce harm, but instead fuels the addiction crisis, plaguing our streets and surrounding communities.

The City of Toronto’s Social Development, Finance & Administration division has an operating budget of almost $140 million with a significant increase expected for fiscal 2026. This division is responsible for expanding Toronto’s DEI, equity, and sanctuary city programs. Is it

Concerned citizen Kris Langenfeld has been issued a 60-day ban from delivering any public deputations before the Toronto Police Services Board following his November 6, 2025 presentation where he delivered a scathing critique of the Board and Chair Shelley Carroll. Was this

Former mayor John Sewell was shut down by Councillor Shelley Carroll when he deputed at the Toronto Police Services Board.

It is important to understand that the 7-member Police Board now has 4 Chow-appointed members, including the chair. These appointees are advancing an agenda of “reimagining” and “transforming” policing based on the belief that law enforcement is inherently racist and that many

Mayor Olivia Chow booed at the Etobicoke Lakeshore Santa Claus Parade. Was the booing warranted or not?

Two weeks ago, Councillor Saxe made the astounding claim that Toronto is “broke.” She used this assertion to justify her support for allowing a private developer, Tricon, to design and fund a renovation of Pricefield Park - effectively granting a private entity significant

City staff should mind how they spend their time on the clock. Gabriel Blanc - Incident Number 2025-00645. Link for merch: integrityto.ca/shop/

In June 2015 several experts - including a UofT study - warned that demolishing the eastern link of the Gardiner would only further exacerbate congestion and cut off large portions of the east end from the downtown core and beyond. Shelley Carroll was one of the most vocal

Shelley Carroll resigned from Toronto City Council in 2018 to run provincially, which legally triggered her eligibility to collect a lucrative pension from the old Metro Toronto plan. After losing the provincial race, she returned to City Council the same year and continued

A dissenting view on the proposed land transfer tax increase. Olivia Chow’s assault on the middle class, homeowners, skilled workers, and entrepreneurs continues.

The people who form the economic backbone of Toronto are the people most affected by increasing the land transfer tax. 🎯 comment:

Relentless taxation of property owners and the very people who drive the city’s economy, to bankroll ideological agendas, will push families and businesses out of Toronto and hasten the city’s decline.

“I really don’t like people who stick around forever in office.” - John Sewell, former mayor of Toronto.