I have written a letter to the Mayor and Councillors expressing that a majority of Councillors are prepared to debate the issue of a casino on Tuesday May 21, 2013 the date originally set by the mayor.
On Sunday, I will be submitting to the City Clerk a letter signed by a majority of City Councillors to call a special council meeting to be held at 9:30am on Tuesday May 21, 2013. This is in accordance with Section 27-30 of the Council Procedures and the notice requirements that the meeting must be within 48 hours from the time the petition is given to the City Clerk.
Read my full letter here or
The City of Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation Division is conducting public opinion research on the issue of enacting dogs off-leash courtesy hours in City of Toronto parks.
Over the Victoria Day long weekend, the City of Toronto will offer a wide variety of activities for residents including the annual Victoria Day fireworks display on Monday, May 20 at Ashbridges Bay. Many family attractions, including two farms, three historic sites and other facilities described below, will be open.
The City of Toronto offers a property tax and water relief program to low-income seniors and low-income persons with a disability. The deadline to submit is September 3, 2013
Doors Open is enhancing its offering this year, with a speaker series, expanded walking tours and increased programming at City Hall – in addition to free access to more than 150 significant buildings across the city.
The City of Toronto wants to hear from you! The City of Toronto is seeking input to update its development charge rates and policies as required under the Development Charges Act.
I’m pleased to announce that this summer, Toronto cyclists will see a marked increase in bike parking spaces available along West Queen West. In response to Toronto’s growing need for cycling infrastructure, the City is increasing bike parking in Wards 18 and 19 by 30% along Queen Street West, from Gladstone Avenue to Markham Street.
Service updates have been posted in regards to the following sites:
Guided by local experts, Heritage Toronto’s annual summer tours shed light on Toronto’s cultural, architectural and natural heritage. This year I’m pleased to announce six fascinating Heritage Toronto walks within Ward 19.
The City and I are working to revitalize the public space at the Fort York National Heritage Site and we’d like to invite our neighbours to an Open House to hear more about various projects, including the construction of our new Visitor Centre and many of the landscape rehabilitation projects.
Service updates have been posted in regards to the following sites:
The Committee of Adjustment is scheduled to meet on May 22 and will include one property in Ward 19. Find out which property and see the details:
