Since it introduced congestion pricing in January, New York City has seen some impressive results: fewer cars on the road, faster travel times, and millions in revenue. As Toronto faces its own congestion crisis, is it time for Ontario's capital city to reconsider its take on tolls? To discuss we welcome Jennifer Keesmaat, CEO of Collecdev-Markee, and former chief planner of the City of Toronto; Matti Siemiatycki, Professor of Geography and Planning and Director of the Infrastructure Institute at the University of Toronto; and Teresa Di Felice: Assistant vice-president of government and community relations at CAA South Central Ontario.

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