Paul M. Taylor
Canadian food-security activist
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| 2022 | Ran for election as the federal member of parliament for Parkdale—High Park, demonstrating commitment to community representation and political engagement. |
| 2022 | Innovated in hiring practices by announcing that job applicants would be paid $75 for their interview time at Evenings & Weekends Consulting, promoting fair compensation and respect for potential employees' time. |
| March 2022 | Taylor announced that FoodShare Toronto would implement a living wage for all employees and pay all interviewed job applicants $75. |
| 2021 | Taylor ran again as the New Democratic Party candidate for Parkdale—High Park, narrowing the gap with incumbent Arif Virani to just 3.2 percentage points. |
| 2020 | During the COVID-19 pandemic, delivered 20,232 free food boxes to Canadians experiencing food insecurity. |
| 2020 | Delivered 20,232 free food boxes to food-insecure people in Toronto through FoodShare Toronto, addressing critical food security needs during a challenging period. |
| 2019 | Taylor ran as the New Democratic Party candidate for Parkdale—High Park, finishing second to incumbent Arif Virani with a 15.9 percentage point difference. |
| 2017 | Paul M. Taylor became the executive director of FoodShare Toronto, where he began drawing links between food security and racism. |
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