The filed record
Renaming Dundas Street
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The decision
2023-12-13 · Toronto City Council · received
As filed
City Council on December 13, 14, and 15, 2023, received Administrative Inquiry IA13.1 from Councillor Stephen Holyday, Ward 2, Etobicoke Centre, regarding Renaming Dundas Street and Answer from the City Manager IA13.1a, for information.
The vote
Refer Item · Lost, 11-15
The whole record, all 26 members
- Alejandra BravoAgainst
- Amber MorleyAgainst
- Anthony PerruzzaFor
- Ausma MalikAgainst
- Brad BradfordFor
- Chris MoiseAgainst
- Dianne SaxeFor
- Frances NunziataFor
- Gord PerksAgainst
- Jamaal MyersAgainst
- James PasternakFor
- Jaye RobinsonFor
- Jennifer McKelvieAgainst
- Jon BurnsideFor
- Josh MatlowAgainst
- Lily ChengFor
- Michael ThompsonAgainst
- Mike ColleAgainst
- Nick MantasAgainst
- Olivia ChowAgainst
- Parthi KandavelAgainst
- Paul AinslieFor
- Paula FletcherAgainst
- Shelley CarrollAgainst
- Stephen HolydayFor
- Vincent CrisantiFor
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On the agenda
As the city filed it
Councillor Stephen Holyday, Ward 2, Etobicoke Centre, has submitted the following Administrative Inquiry: I am submitting this Administrative Inquiry under Municipal Code S27-7.11 for the December 13, 2023 meeting of City Council. I am requesting answers to the following questions: - What is the most recent assessment by staff of the total cost of renaming Dundas Street? Specifically, (a) what are the total costs that
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staff estimate will have to be paid by the city, the province, businesses and residents, if the city proceeds with changing the name of the street; and (b) what is the total cost, to date, for past spending on the renaming project, including but not limited to payments for consultants, community consultations, Community Advisory Committee meetings, honoraria, speakers, etc.? - How have staff incorporated information published in three peer-reviewed articles about Henry Dundas in the last two years into the information provided to the Mayor and Councillors? Specifically, what steps have staff taken to inform the Mayor and Councillors about the analysis of Professor Angela McCarthy in three articles published in the peer-reviewed journal Scottish Affairs in 2022 and 2023, regarding (a) the accuracy of accusations against Henry Dundas, (b) the responses of Edinburgh and Toronto to these accusations, and (c) newly unearthed archival evidence that shows that Henry Dundas was genuinely seeking to end the slave trade. If they do not intend to inform the Mayor and Councillors about this scholarship, what is the rationale?
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