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- Around this time of year, many people experience shifts in mood and energy. #BlueMonday highlights the importance of everyday supports for mental health and well-being.
- The City is updating zoning to allow more housing near 120 transit stations across Toronto. Learn about the changes, ask questions and share feedback at six public engagement sessions (virtual and in person) from Jan 21 to Feb 12. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/StationAreaZoning
- We’re studying how Toronto’s strip plazas serve local communities and small businesses, and we need your perspective. Whether you own a shop or work there, share your experience in our short survey. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/PlazaPOV.
- Strip plazas are part of Toronto’s story. They're home to small businesses, local services and jobs. If you own or work in one, we’d love your input. Tell us about your experience so we can better support these important spaces. Complete the survey: www.toronto.ca/PlazaPOV.
- We know Toronto is growing. As we grow, we need new public facilities and services, so that affordable housing, libraries, childcare, community and cultural spaces and public art options are available and easily accessible.
- The Committee of Adjustment’s new Purpose Statement & Service Commitment makes the process easier for people to follow. These improvements come directly from public feedback and help everyone know what to expect when taking part in a CoA hearing. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
- Did you know? As part of our commitment to providing a consistent, responsive and outcome-focused development review service, the City’s Development Review Division has developed a Service Excellence Charter and accompanying Service Standards. Learn more: ow.ly/Hsug50XAcW5
- We're studying the Marlee-Glencairn area to plan for future growth, including housing, buildings, parks, community services and how people move around. Join us at a community roundtable on Dec 9 to learn more and share your feedback. More information: www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
- #DidYouKnow Toronto’s #Downtown exceeded last year's record high with 664,650 jobs in 2025? This represents 40.9% of employment citywide. Today, @CityPlanTo staff are delivering the 2025 #TorontoEmploymentSurvey results to the City’s Planning and Housing Committee. ow.ly/5WWf50XAXJA
- #FactOfTheDay: As the threat of #tariffs contribute to global economic uncertainty, the #TorontoEmploymentSurvey analyzes how tariffs may be affecting our city. In 2025, tariff-exposed sectors experienced a 2.8% decrease in employment, with 208,110 jobs now exposed. ow.ly/kAA650XASrw
- Toronto’s #EmploymentAreas are vital areas designated for employment uses and economic growth and are home to 381,270 jobs in 2025. These areas continue to be a primary location for export-oriented and goods-producing businesses, hosting 91.9% of all Manufacturing jobs. ow.ly/oGbj50XA9EC
- Have you wondered what types of businesses Torontonians work in? The 2025 #TorontoEmploymentSurvey has the answers, showing that the largest share of employment continues to be in the Office sector with half of Toronto’s jobs. See our very first #TorontoEmploymentSurvey: ow.ly/igNY50Xzcgy
- Do you run a business in one of Toronto’s strip plazas? We want to hear from you. Your experience matters – from what’s working to what needs improvement. Take a few minutes to share your thoughts so the City can understand how to better support strip plazas. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/PlazaPOV.
- The 2025 #TorontoEmploymentSurvey results are in! That’s 43 years of tracking jobs and businesses in #Toronto.
- Curious how small property changes get approved in Toronto? Our new Committee of Adjustment Participation Handbook walks you through the process, from application to decision, and shows how you can take part. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
- Are you a business owner or employee in a Toronto strip plaza? Your voice can guide future City planning related to commercial space and small business supports. Take part in our PlazaPOV Survey and tell us what matters most to you and your community. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/PlazaPOV.
- We’ve just launched an Environmental Assessment to shape the future of Scarborough Bluffs West, from the Eastern Beaches to Bluffer’s Park. Help us explore a safer, more accessible waterfront. Follow along and get involved at www.toronto.ca/community-pe....
- Weigh in on our Liberty Village planning study, which will set a long-term vision aimed at achieving a complete community centered around transit investment. We're hosting two community consultations on November 18 & 20. For more information and to register: ow.ly/X9P550XqMNz
- We’re studying how Toronto’s strip plazas serve local communities and small businesses, and we need your perspective. Whether you own a shop or work there, share your experience in our short survey and help shape future planning. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/PlazaPOV.
- Inclusionary Zoning is a policy tool that requires affordable housing in new residential developments near public transit. What's next for the City of Toronto's policy? Join us on November 6 (6:30-7:30pm) to learn more . https://ow.ly/yoz850XjOqk
- Strip plazas are part of Toronto’s story. They're home to small businesses, local services and jobs. If you own or work in one, we’d love your input. Tell us about your experience so we can better support these important spaces. Complete the survey: www.toronto.ca/PlazaPOV.
- The City of Toronto is proposing a new Cultural Districts Program to recognize and celebrate unique cultural areas across the city, including Little Jamaica, West Chinatown, and Church-Wellesley. On October 28 at 6pm, join us to learn more! Register here: ow.ly/4Zyh50XghO2
- The City of Toronto is creating a framework to guide growth and change in Weston, and we want to hear from you! Join us at 6:30 p.m. on October 28 at Artscape Weston Common (34 John St). Can’t make it? Learn more and share your thoughts: www.toronto.ca/weston-in-gear-planning-study
- We’ve launched a new Committee of Adjustment Participation Handbook – a step-by-step guide to help you understand how small property changes get reviewed in #Toronto. Learn how to apply, share comments, prepare for a hearing and understand decisions. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
- Do you run a business in one of Toronto’s strip plazas? We want to hear from you. Your experience matters – from what’s working to what needs improvement. Take a few minutes to share your thoughts to help us understand how we can support strip plazas. Learn more at www.toronto.ca/PlazaPOV.
- We’re launching a Heritage Conservation District Study for the West Annex area to understand its history, evolution and character. Join us at a drop-in open house to learn more, ask questions and share your thoughts. 📍 Native Canadian Centre of Toronto (16 Spadina Rd.) 📅 Oct 21, 4:30 – 7 p.m.
- Have 5-10 minutes? Tell us what you think about the future of Toronto’s Avenues. We’re exploring ways to add more mid-rise housing along transit routes and main streets. Your input will help shape how these areas grow. Take the survey: ca.mar.medallia.com?e=468057&d=l...
- We’re continuing to plan for more mid-rise housing along Toronto’s Avenues as part of Phase 2 of the Avenues Policy Review. Avenues are major corridors across the city supported by transit, shops and everyday services. They’re key places where new housing and growth are planned to happen.
- Have your say: the City is reviewing zoning rules for parking commercial vehicles in residential areas to balance the needs of workers, businesses and neighbours. Join the virtual consultation on Wednesday, October 8: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/bd13a5...
- The 2025 Toronto Urban Design Awards winners are on display! Explore the projects shaping our city at the first exhibit opening September 29. Learn more at www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
- The City is holding two virtual public consultations on proposed zoning changes to allow more small-scale shops and services in Toronto’s neighbourhoods. 🗓️ Wednesday, Sept 17, 6:30 to 8 p.m. 🗓️ Thursday, Sept 18, 2 to 3:30 p.m. Register online at www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
- Toronto’s Avenues are more than just streets; they’re places planned for growth with transit, shops, services and housing working together. In this thread, we’ll explain what’s happening and how you can get involved.
- Save the date! The 2025 Toronto Urban Design Awards Ceremony will take place on Wednesday, September 10 at Palais Royale. Come celebrate 35 years of design excellence in our city. Tickets: www.eventbrite.ca/e/2025-toron...
- Today, the Province of Ontario approved, with modifications, 120 Major Transit Station Areas and Protected Major Transit Station Areas in #Toronto. The decision increases building heights and densities near transit and supports more housing options for these areas. Learn more: toronto.ca/OurPlan
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- Curious about the designs shaping Toronto? The 2025 Toronto Urban Design Awards All Submissions are now online. Explore the projects are making our city more vibrant, creative and welcoming: www.toronto.ca/city-governm... Thank you to this year's sponsors for their support.
- Visitor parking matters to everyone in #Toronto, whether you’re hosting friends or running errands. The City is seeking your feedback to help improve on-site visitor parking at new or expanded developments. Get involved: www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
