Newsletters

Councillor Josh Matlow's City Hall & Community Updates: August 2026

In This Newsletter:

  • Pedestrian Safety Improvements at Yonge and Eglinton
  • Supporting our Community Following the Tragic Event at Salsa on St. Clair
  • Responding to the Shooting at Kiva's
  • Protecting Our Waterfront and the Future of Billy Bishop Airport
  • A Community Vision for the Future of the Ontario Science Centre
  • Making Streetcar Stops Safer

Councillor Matlow's City Hall & Community Update: March 2026

In This E-Newsletter:

  • Toronto to Intervene at Supreme Court to Protect Ontario Place and Defend our Democratic Rights
  • Replacing the Broken and Overflowing Garbage Bins on Our Streets
  • Creating Ontario’s First Burn Care Centre and Firefighter’s Museum
  • Reminder: Tenant Townhall at Yonge and Eglinton
  • Stay Connected: Join Our WhatsApp Group

Councillor Matlow's City Hall & Community Update: January 2026

In This E-Newsletter:

  • Metrolinx's Transit Failures and Demanding a Public Inquiry
  • Recycling Pick Up: Calling on Doug Ford to Fix What He Broke
  • When Toronto Succeeds, Canada Succeeds: It’s Time for Toronto to Receive a Share of the HST
  • Taking Action on Antisemitism
  • TTC Bus Bunching and Gapping Measures Approved in 2026 Budget 
  • An Important Win for Toronto’s Mental Health Crisis Intervention Teams
  • and more...

Councillor Matlow's City Hall & Community Update: November 2025

In this E-Newsletter:

  • Fighting Against Bill 60's Attacks on Tenants' Rights and Affordability
  • Demanding Better Transit During Big Events
  • Supporting Small and Local Neighbourhood Shops 
  • Fighting for Better Snow Clearing - and Removal!
  • Sign our Petition: Open Old City Hall to the Public and Create a Museum of Toronto
  • Advancing Affordable & Supportive Housing for Veterans
  • and more...

Councillor Matlow's City Hall & Community Update: September 2025

Join Us for Our Fun Community Events

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our successful Cedarvale Community Festival! I really appreciated all of the service providers, sponsors, my amazing team and the many residents who made this day so special. Together, we’re creating a real sense of belonging. That’s what community is all about.

We're not done bringing our community together! Join your neighbours at our upcoming events for free ice cream, face painting, raffles and much more! I hope to see you there!

Take action

Open Old City Hall to the Public and Create a Museum of Toronto
Demanding a Public Inquiry into the Eglinton LRT Fiasco
Investing In Our Community: Demand Toronto's Fair Share of the HST
Sign the Petition for Pedestrian Streets in Toronto

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