Teva’s Pair for a Foot Campaign
April 15, 2011 by City Life Staff
Filed under People & Places
Teva’s Pair for a Foot Campaign is a global commitment to clean up and maintain waterways around the world. For every pair of Teva shoes sold in 2011, Teva will protect one linear foot of water by donating Read more
Vaughan Municipal Election: Will Mayor Jackson Beat it?
October 28, 2010 by Madeline Stephenson
Filed under lifestyle, Special Features
Question marks float like buoys in Vaughan’s political waters, where six mayoral candidates tread towards a distant City Hall. Whether or not Mayor Linda Jackson’s campaign bid will be able to transcend a trail of controversy is becoming the crux of conversation. The early stages of the municipal election leave many residents wading in a murky reservoir, probing for a channel of transparency.
“It’s been entertaining, engaging and bewildering. It will be interesting to see if there is a higher turnout in this municipal election,” says Nelson Wiseman, an associate political science professor at the University of Toronto. “What’s gone on is quite unusual, quite out of the ordinary, quite wild in terms of the city and the legal cases and the intensity,” he adds, mentioning that he’s received more calls about Vaughan’s election than any other municipality, Read more