Liberty Village residents want the next mayor to tackle traffic and cleanliness
Toronto traffic in Liberty Village tops residents' concerns as mayoral race nears See why locals want cleaner streets and faster fixes from city leaders.
Residents in Toronto’s Liberty Village say traffic is their biggest concern as the city heads toward the next mayoral race. Some said getting around the neighbourhood can take as long as two hours by car.
People interviewed for CBC’s Toronto Speaks series also pointed to street cleanliness and dog waste as everyday problems they want addressed.
The short video is the second instalment in a CBC series that visits neighbourhoods across Toronto to hear what residents want city leaders to focus on.