Toronto’s Public Works and Infrastructure Committee has been meeting all day at City Hall, discussing the findings of a KPMG report which detailed “opportunities for savings” that the City could find by eliminating or scaling back on some programs and services. Among the areas listed as open for cutting: cycling infrastructure, water fluoridation, waste diversion targets, environment days, and other environmental programs, outsourcing services such as garbage pick-up and clearing snow. After hearing from KPMG and about 30 deputants, and after questioning City staff, the councillors of the Public Works committee have considered motions to: