Date: Thursday, November 7, 2013 Time: 6:30pm Ralph Thornton Centre 765 Queen St. E.
What kind of role do Co-Ops have in the future of TCHC stand alone homes? Panelists will include:
On July 16th, 2013, Council requested that the Children's Services Division organize a summit for Toronto parents. The purpose of the summit is to hear directly from parents their priorities, issues and challenges in accessing child care and other services for children and families. Findings will inform the City's Child Care Service Plan and the new funding model for child care that is currently under development.
The City is holding a Community Consultation meeting where you can learn more about this application ask questions and share your comments.
Details are as follows:
Date: Tues November 12, 2013 Time: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm (Open House at 6:30 pm) Place: Morse Street Public School (180 Carlaw Ave)
Proposal
This application proposes an 8-storey (24.7 metre) residential building containing 9 live/work units at grade with 90 dwelling units above, and 12 multi-floor townhouse-type units with grade related access at the rear of the building (total of 111 units). The proposed building would have a gross floor area of approximately 8,726 m² and a density of 4.0 times the lot area. Two levels of below grade parking would contain 93 parking spaces.
On the school’s rooftop, a terrace opens onto Toronto’s skyline; high above the neighbourhood’s surrounding buildings. It’s there that row upon row of fresh garden fruits, veggies and herbs sit growing, waiting for harvest.
Broadview Avenue at Withrow Avenue Week of October 21, 2013 504 King and 505 Dundas Streetcar Routes
During the week of October 21, 2013, TTC track crews will be replacing the rails at the southbound streetcar stop on Broadview Avenue at Withrow Avenue. This work will require changes to the 504 KING and 505 DUNDAS streetcar service during the October 26 weekend.
Members of the street food vending industry and the general public are invited to attend town hall meetings as the City of Toronto's Municipal Licensing and Standards Division reviews the City's street food vending bylaws. The goal is to create a harmonized street food vending bylaw that balances the interests of all stakeholders and encourages a vibrant street food experience.
25,000 runners from 60 countries will cross our finish line, and in the process, they will be giving back to the neighbourhoods they run through. Last year the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon raised $4.3 million for 181 local charities like Autism Dog Services, St. Christopher House & Engineers Without Borders Canada – Run to End Poverty. With your support, we can reach new successes!
The City of Toronto is conducting public consultations to determine how to choose the next generation of Neighbourhood Improvement Areas – formerly known as Priority Neighbourhoods. The consultations are part of the development of the Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy 2020.
The strategy will deliver city-wide change by partnering with residents, businesses and agencies to invest in people, services, programs and facilities in Neighbourhood Improvement Areas. The strategy is designed to strengthen social, economic and physical conditions of neighbourhoods and supporting healthy communities across Toronto.
