Does Toronto need a night mayor? Music Canada’s Amy Terrill asks the question in Huffington Post article
Jun 06, 2016
by Corey Poole
Amsterdam was the first city to appoint a night mayor, and since then the concept has grown in popularity as cities attempt to foster vibrant nightlife economies, while balancing the needs of residents. Is this concept a good fit for Toronto? In a new Huffington Post Canada article, Music Canada’s Amy Terrill asks; Does Toronto Need A Night Mayor? This piece follows Music Canada’s previous Huffington Post submission Making Music History Work For The Present.
For further information on the topic of Music Cities, you can download Music Canada and IFPI’s 2015 report The Mastering Of A Music City.
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