Diane Dyson

@dianedyson.bsky.social

Data geek in TO's #nonprofit sector I do research & policy on equitable, livable urban places, poverty, neighbourhoods, education, housing, employment, immigration Montrealer, so love to debate, dance Local Garden Club member 'cause it makes me smile 🫛🪴😁🌼🌱

The other thing that has to be mentioned is how big the rebates are for donation. You basically get a 2-4x multiplier on the cost to you. You can get a lot of money to your candidates of choice for not really that much cost to you. 4/

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Since the last municipal election, I saved up $1,200 to donate to candidates this election. Here is a🧵that goes through my decision making process and hopefully serves as a donation guide to you if you're thinking about donating (which I hope you do as you can have a disproportionate impact) 1/

New on growth of gentrified neighbourhoods in Canada: "The five cities where #gentrification has spread farthest are: Toronto, where 61% of the inner-city census tracts are gentrifying; Calgary (57%); Montreal (52%); Vancouver (51%); Victoria (46%)" newhousingalternatives.ca/mapping-the-...

Mapping the Gentrification of Canadian Cities 1961-2021 - New Housing Alternatives

The report maps the spread of gentrification across the inner-city of Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Ottawa, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Quebec City,

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Orillia City Council to decide whether and how to restore the waterfront statue with deeply colonial legacy. Reconciliation, especially with the Rama First Nation land, has become part of its civic discourse. www.orilliamatters.com/local-news/c...

City council meeting: Monday is D-Day for Champlain Monument

Council will also be asked to support a new direct, all-day GO Transit connection between Orillia and Barrie at Monday's meeting

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The #TDSB Model School program was set up to close the achievement gap for students with few opportunities. It was funded by dedicated provincial grants meant to address their socioeconomic need but often used by school boards to address other funding gaps. Where now? #ONpoli #OntEd