You are invited! Join City Staff at one of the six Open Houses being held across Toronto in September. These Open Houses are part of the first stage of the Official Plan and Municipal Comprehensive Reviews. This is a great opportunity to help shape your city, and share with them your observations and ideas on planning in Toronto.
Open House Format
You can attend at any time between 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. to view displays and share your insights with City staff. A presentation and facilitated discussion will occur at 4:00 p.m. and again at 7:30 p.m. so you can attend the session that works with your schedule. See below for schedule dates and locations.
If you're unable to attend an open house, you will be able to review the open house material on-line. Display boards, handouts and the presentation along with a summary of each open house will be posted on this page. You can also complete a survey or submit your comments at any time.
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Tuesday, September 13 Metro Hall Room 308/309 55 John St. |
Wednesday September 14 Etobicoke Civic Centre Cafeteria 399 The West Mall |
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Tuesday, September 20 Scarborough Civic Centre Council Chamber / Foyer 150 Borough Dr. |
Wednesday, September 21 East York Civic Centre Council Chamber / Foyer 850 Coxwell Ave |
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Monday, September 26 York Civic Centre Council Chamber / Foyer 2700 Eglinton Ave West |
Tuesday, September 27 North York Civic Centre Members Lounge / Foyer 5100 Yonge Street |
For more information please visit the City website at www.toronto.ca/opreview/index.htm.
Happy Diwali!
Thank you to the Gerrard India Bazaar BIA for a very fun and successful Diwali Mela! Diwali celebrates the triumph of good over evil, light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance. Happy Diwali Toronto!
Happy Thanksgiving!
I wish you and those you love a very happy Thanksgiving. I have so much gratitude for our incredible and vibrant community, and am honoured to represent you at City Hall. May your thanksgiving weekend be filled with warmth, joy and family.
Best regards,
Josh
Improving our School Play Spaces for Students and Community
Fairbank
At July’s City Council meeting, I was thrilled to move a motion to contribute $300,000 to assist the Fairbank Public School with the construction of a new playground and schoolyard.
