Honestly, I agree with you on all this. Just because I don't think it's too wild today, doesn't mean I love the trend.
We need to double down on education, support the creation of new businesses, make massive steps forward in terms of transit networks and reduce the future need for high "demand" side in Toronto. If we invest in other areas now (that is not to say we don't invest in TO any less), it's possible that a more sustainable growth curve for TO will come to exist.
Oh, and NOT let Kevin O'leary win the PC leadership.
We need to double down on education, support the creation of new businesses, make massive steps forward in terms of transit networks and reduce the future need for high "demand" side in Toronto. If we invest in other areas now (that is not to say we don't invest in TO any less), it's possible that a more sustainable growth curve for TO will come to exist.
Oh, and NOT let Kevin O'leary win the PC leadership.