National columnist and broadcaster Anthony Furey is promising to bring a \u0022fresh perspective\u0022 to Toronto\u0027s mayoral race.
We apologize, but this video has failed to load.Toronto City Hall, meanwhile, is wasting money on “pet projects” that have nothing to do with the families it’s supposed to be serving, he said.
If elected, Furey said he would immediately launch a 90-day review of programs and services and boot those that aren’t needed by citizens.The Gardiner Expressway would stay, lane closures would go, and bike lanes would be done in a sensible fashion, he said. An outspoken critic of how many governments are run, Furey said he will bring a new perspective to the race and the city.
As mayor, Furey said he would speak for the hockey moms, the motorists stuck on Hwy 401 all day, and the small and medium-sized businesses that have taken a beating over the past few years.Article content “We have to have a conversation about who really runs this city,” Furey said in a video announcing his campaign. “Because on the one hand, you’ve got the lobbyists and the big corporations who think they call the shots. And on the other, there’s the fringe activists who show up kicking and screaming and City Hall caves to their demands.
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