Latest Past Events
Charting a New Path: Does Toronto Need a City Charter?
John H Daniels Faculty of Architecture Auditorium 1 Spadina Crescent, TorontoOver the last year, a series of controversial provincial decisions affecting Toronto’s Council size, budget, and transit system have offered a reminder of the power that provinces have over municipalities […]
Future Ain’t What it Used to Be: The 8th Annual IMFG Toronto City Manager’s Address
Campbell Conference Facility Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, 1 Devonshire Place, TorontoTo tackle our modern challenges – population growth and changing demographics, climate change, aging infrastructure, congestion, and poverty – Toronto and the region‘s success decades from now will hinge on how we work together. On November 4, Chris Murray, Toronto’s City Manager, will speak about how these challenges require municipalities not only to set their own priorities, but to work together and with other governments, institutions, the private sector, community partners and Indigenous peoples to improve quality of life.
Conflict and Cooperation in Large-Scale Infrastructure Projects: Lessons from the Port of New York City
Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, Room 208N 1 Devonshire Place, TorontoToday, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is a multi-state and multi-jurisdictional body that operates and manages the development of one of the largest seaports in the […]
