AnthonyFurey

As a seasoned journalist and commentator with over 15 years of experience in Toronto politics and civic affairs, I believe Toronto is a city worth fighting for. My focus as the next Mayor will be to enhance public safety, respect taxpayers, and foster economic growth to make Toronto a better place for everyone to live, work, and thrive. Visit furey.ca to learn more.

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For too long, City council has quietly accepted the endless delays and worsening mess of the poorly managed Eglinton LRT — while residents and businesses continue to suffer. It’s time to make some noise and elect a Mayor who will stand up for Toronto residents. Learn more: https://furey.ca/ Donate: https://furey.ca/donate/

The City is attempting to force a de facto drug injection site on the front lawn of a North York seniors’ complex. When myself and other mayoral candidates showed up at an info session after being invited by community members, we were denied entry by City staff and Lily Cheng. Learn more: https://furey.ca/ Donate: https://furey.ca/donate/

This will make Toronto less safe and lead to more random attacks on our streets. As Mayor, I’ll push for treatment over injection sites.

I am the only candidate for Mayor who will stand up to her and offer a better way, because I believe this city is worth fighting for. Learn more at furey.ca.

Toronto Mayoral candidate Anthony Furey hits back after the Toronto Star issue with his plan to do a 90 day review of all city services and find efficiencies and value for taxpayers. The other guys want to tax and spend -- Furey is the only candidate who wants to find savings. Join the movement to put the little guy in charge once again. Go to www.furey.ca.

Anthony Furey, a well-known newspaper columnist and broadcaster, has announced his intentions to enter the June 26, 2023 by-election race to become Mayor of Toronto. Find out more at www.furey.ca