IMFG Perspectives

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34: Unbalanced Investments: Accra’s Informal Settlements

Robert Stewart

33: Unbalanced Investments: Accra’s Informal Settlements

Hsi-Chuan Wang

32: Evictions in Toronto: Governance Challenges and the Need for Intergovernmental Cooperation

Julie Mah

31: It Takes Three: Making Space for Cities in Canadian Federalism

Tomas Hachard

30: The Evolution of Community Consultation in GTA Transit Planning

Nick Lombardo

29: From the Top Down: The Governance of Urban Development in Mexico

Alejandra Reyes

28: A Playbook for Voluntary Regional Governance in Greater Toronto

André Côté, Gabriel Eidelman and Michael Fenn

27: Property Taxes in Canada: Current Issues and Future Prospects

Harry Kitchen, Enid Slack and Tomas Hachard

26: Transit in the Greater Toronto Area: How to Get Back on the Rails

Matti Siemiatycki and Drew Fagan

25: The Evolution of Local Governance in Mexico City: Pursuing Autonomy in a Growing Region

Alejandra Reyes

24: The Right Tax for the Job: The Role of Property Taxes in Funding Cities

Bev Dalhby and Melville McMillan

23: Closing the Diversity Gap in the Infrastructure Industry

Matti Siemiatycki and Yoko Cecilia Pye

20: The potential and consequences of municipal electoral reform

Aaron Moore

19: How Much Local Fiscal Autonomy Do Cities Have? A Comparison of Eight Cities around the World

Enid Slack

18: Cities as Prudent Investors: New Rules for Investment by Ontario Municipalities

Gustavo Carvalho

17: Accountability Officers and Integrity in Canadian Municipal Government

Andrew Sancton

16: Reducing Urban Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Effective Steering Strategies for City Governments

Sara Hughes

15: New Tax Sources for Canada’s Largest Cities: What Are the Options?

Harry Kitchen and Enid Slack

14: National Urban Policy: A Roadmap for Canadian Cities

Abigail Friendly

13: A Recipe for Fiscal Trust

Dina Graser and Pamela Robinson

12: Paying for Stormwater Management: What Are the Options?

Daniella Dávila Aquije

11: Cost Overruns on Infrastructure Projects: Patterns, Cause, and Cures

Matti Siemiatycki

10: Linking Regions, Linking Functions: Inter-Municipal Agreements in Ontario

Zachary Spicer

9: The Times They Are A-Changin’ (Mostly)

Zachary Spicer

8: The Many Faces of Leadership in a Thriving City: A Rethink of the Toronto Narrative

Alan Broadbent

7: Is Toronto Fiscally Healthy A Check-up on the City’s Finances

André Côté and Enid Slack

6: Approaching an Inflection Point in Ontario’s Provincial-Municipal Relations

André Côté and Michael Fenn

5: Too Big, Yet Still Too Small: The Mixed Legacy of the Montréal and Toronto Amalgamations

Zachary Spicer

4: Hidden in Plain View: Local Agencies, Boards, and Commissions in Canada

Jack Lucas

2: Trading Density for Benefits: Section 37 Agreements in Toronto

Aaron A. Moore

1: Affordable Housing in Ontario

André Côté and Howard Tam

1: The Fault Lines at City Hall: Reflections on Toronto’s local government

André Côté