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City Council

Thursday, March 30, 2023

18 motions across 9 agenda items · 2022-2026 term

2023.MM5.5 · 2 motions on this item

Support for the City of Montreal's Motion regarding a High-speed Train in the Quebec-Toronto Corridor - by Councillor Paul Ainslie, seconded by Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie

PASSED 2/3 REQUIRED

Waive referral

Waive Referral

20 Yes 5 No

Support for the City of Montreal's Motion regarding a High-speed Train in the Quebec-Toronto Corridor - by Councillor Paul Ainslie, seconded by Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie

What this motion does

Skips the normal referral to a committee, allowing immediate council action. Needs two-thirds (67%) to pass — supermajority required.

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How councillors voted

PASSED 2/3 REQUIRED

Waive referral

Waive Referral · moved by REVOTE

22 Yes 3 No

Support for the City of Montreal's Motion regarding a High-speed Train in the Quebec-Toronto Corridor - by Councillor Paul Ainslie, seconded by Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie

What this motion does

Skips the normal referral to a committee, allowing immediate council action. Needs two-thirds (67%) to pass — supermajority required.

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Moved by: Councillor REVOTE

How councillors voted

2023.MM5.6 PASSED 2/3 REQUIRED #equity #parks #transit

A motion to skip the standard referral process for "Fine Equity: Balancing Toronto Transit Commission Fare Evasion and Parking Fines - by Councillor Paula Fletcher, seconded by Councillor Alejandra Bravo"

Waive Referral

19 Yes 6 No

Fine Equity: Balancing Toronto Transit Commission Fare Evasion and Parking Fines - by Councillor Paula Fletcher, seconded by Councillor Alejandra Bravo

What this motion does

Skips the normal referral to a committee, allowing immediate council action. Needs two-thirds (67%) to pass — supermajority required.

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How councillors voted

2023.MM5.25 PASSED #roads #safety

A motion to formally adopt "Improving Road Safety by Expanding the Number of Automated Speed Enforcement Cameras and Operational Hours - by Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie, seconded by Councillor Mike Colle"

Adopt Item

25 Yes 0 No

Improving Road Safety by Expanding the Number of Automated Speed Enforcement Cameras and Operational Hours - by Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie, seconded by Councillor Mike Colle

What this motion does

Formally accepts the item as written. This is the final approval step. Needs 50% to pass.

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How councillors voted

2023.MM5.29 PASSED

A motion to formally adopt "Exploring an Iranian Cultural District in Willowdale - by Councillor Lily Cheng, seconded by Councillor Brad Bradford"

Adopt Item

25 Yes 0 No

Exploring an Iranian Cultural District in Willowdale - by Councillor Lily Cheng, seconded by Councillor Brad Bradford

What this motion does

Formally accepts the item as written. This is the final approval step. Needs 50% to pass.

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How councillors voted

2023.MM5.33 PASSED 2/3 REQUIRED #roads

A motion to skip the standard referral process for "Getting the Gardiner Right: Moving Forward with a New Study on Better Options for the Gardiner East - by Councillor Josh Matlow, seconded by Councillor Amber Morley"

Waive Referral

20 Yes 5 No

Getting the Gardiner Right: Moving Forward with a New Study on Better Options for the Gardiner East - by Councillor Josh Matlow, seconded by Councillor Amber Morley

What this motion does

Skips the normal referral to a committee, allowing immediate council action. Needs two-thirds (67%) to pass — supermajority required.

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How councillors voted

2023.MM5.45 PASSED #health

A motion to formally adopt "Protecting Access to Healthcare for all Ontarians - by Councillor Shelley Carroll, seconded by Councillor Chris Moise"

Adopt Item

24 Yes 1 No

Protecting Access to Healthcare for all Ontarians - by Councillor Shelley Carroll, seconded by Councillor Chris Moise

What this motion does

Formally accepts the item as written. This is the final approval step. Needs 50% to pass.

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How councillors voted

2023.EX3.13 · 8 motions on this item

Community Safety Issues and Response

DEFEATED #equity #safety

Perks, Motion 8

Amend Item

8 Yes 17 No

Community Safety Issues and Response

What this motion does

Proposes changes to the wording, scope, or details of the item before adoption. Needs 50% to pass.

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How councillors voted

PASSED #equity #safety

McKelvie, Part 2a of Motion 1

Amend Item (Additional)

20 Yes 5 No

Community Safety Issues and Response

What this motion does

Adds new content to the existing item. Needs 50% to pass.

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How councillors voted

PASSED #equity #safety

McKelvie, Balance of Motion 1

Amend Item (Additional)

25 Yes 0 No

Community Safety Issues and Response

What this motion does

Adds new content to the existing item. Needs 50% to pass.

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How councillors voted

DEFEATED #equity #safety

Holyday, Motion 2a

Amend Item (Additional)

10 Yes 15 No

Community Safety Issues and Response

What this motion does

Adds new content to the existing item. Needs 50% to pass.

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How councillors voted

PASSED #equity #safety

Fletcher, Motion 3

Amend Item (Additional)

23 Yes 2 No

Community Safety Issues and Response

What this motion does

Adds new content to the existing item. Needs 50% to pass.

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How councillors voted

PASSED #equity #safety

Matlow, Motion 4

Amend Item (Additional)

25 Yes 0 No

Community Safety Issues and Response

What this motion does

Adds new content to the existing item. Needs 50% to pass.

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How councillors voted

DEFEATED #equity #safety

Cheng, Part 2 of Motion 9

Amend Item (Additional)

10 Yes 15 No

Community Safety Issues and Response

What this motion does

Adds new content to the existing item. Needs 50% to pass.

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How councillors voted

PASSED #equity #safety

Carroll, Motion 13

Amend Item (Additional)

24 Yes 1 No

Community Safety Issues and Response

What this motion does

Adds new content to the existing item. Needs 50% to pass.

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How councillors voted

2023.RM5.1 DEFEATED 2/3 REQUIRED

A motion to extend the meeting time to discuss "Call to Order"

Extend the Meeting

13 Yes 10 No 2 absent

Call to Order

What this motion does

Allows council to keep meeting past the scheduled end time. Needs two-thirds (67%) to pass — supermajority required.

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How councillors voted

2023.CC5.5 · 2 motions on this item

Intergovernmental Advocacy Efforts on Toronto's Refugee Claimant Shelter Response

Motion 1 DEFEATED #transit

An amendment to "Intergovernmental Advocacy Efforts on Toronto's Refugee Claimant Shelter Response"

Amend Item · moved by Holyday

1 Yes 20 No 4 absent

Intergovernmental Advocacy Efforts on Toronto's Refugee Claimant Shelter Response

What this motion does

Proposes changes to the wording, scope, or details of the item before adoption. Needs 50% to pass.

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Moved by: Councillor Holyday

How councillors voted

Motion 3 PASSED #transit

An amendment to "Intergovernmental Advocacy Efforts on Toronto's Refugee Claimant Shelter Response"

Amend Item · moved by McKelvie

22 Yes 0 No 3 absent

Intergovernmental Advocacy Efforts on Toronto's Refugee Claimant Shelter Response

What this motion does

Proposes changes to the wording, scope, or details of the item before adoption. Needs 50% to pass.

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Moved by: Councillor McKelvie

How councillors voted