Downtown Toronto skyline with the CN Tower in the center, surrounded by modern high-rise buildings and railway tracks curving through green trees—an inspiring scene when considering three ways that Toronto could become more autonomous from Ontario.

Three ways that Toronto could become more autonomous from Ontario

In 1999, Canadian philanthropist Alan Broadbent gathered smart-minded thinkers about Toronto—three former mayors, several former city councillors, influential urbanist Jane Jacobs, as well as local journalists, academics, and business leaders—for a two-day conference around the matter of the evolution of Canada’s largest city.

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