Working to deliver results that work.

After you elected me to serve and represent you as your city councillor, I rolled up my sleeves and got right to work.

You sent me to City Hall to make our neighbourhoods more vibrant, liveable, safe, and commutable. We’re seeing results take shape, and from here on in, the progress will be increasingly tangible.

New and better transit is on the way, along with new affordable housing, new infrastructure, new neighbourhood amenities, improved safety measures, cleaner communities initiatives, and new supports for small businesses.

Our community is the most dynamic area of Toronto, and it's ours to treasure. There's much more to do, and much more to deliver.

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I’m working hard for you – and for all of our neighbourhoods and communities.

~ Chris

News & Updates

A Cleaner Ward 13 Starts Here: Introducing DowntownEast.ca

If you live downtown, you already know the feeling. You're walking outside past a pile of garbage that's been sitting on the sidewalk for days, or you spot a discarded needle near a park bench and wonder: who do I even call about this?

I hear you. And I present the better way: DowntownEast.ca.

Hop Into Easter Fun – The Easter Bunny Is Coming to Town!

Get ready for a morning of Easter magic! This Saturday, April 4th, we're celebrating the season with a special Easter Eggstravaganza — and the Easter Bunny himself is making an appearance!

Councillor Update - April 2026

As we head into April, I wish you and your families a wonderful Easter and Passover. For those with kids, I’ve invited the Easter Bunny to join me this Saturday for free events for your whole family!

Doug Ford’s campaign of cruelty against marginalized people living with addiction challenges continues to worsen – and he’s making our entire downtown increasingly unsafe in the process. Ford continues to ignore professionals, experts, researchers, and medical advice in the process as he tries to shut down two of the last remaining supervised consumption services (SCSs) in the Downtown East.

Upcoming Events

Games Night

Join us for a cozy winter evening of community and connection at the Toronto Centre Games Night! Whether you’re a strategy buff, party-game pro, or totally new to the table, there’s a seat for you. Come meet your neighbours and mingle over classic and modern board games.

Date: Thursday, April 9, 2026
Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Location: Regent Park Community Centre, 402 Shuter Street

Free to attend. Family friendly. Come solo or bring a friend—let’s play!

What to expect:

Board games for all experience levels—play, learn, or bring a favourite to share
Easygoing mingling and a fun way to make new friends
Food and refreshments provided

Board Games on hand:

Connect 4
Scrabble
Uno
Jenga
Playing Cards
Dominoes
Checkers
Chess/Checkers/Backgammon
Monopoly - Toronto Edition
Monopoly Deal
Hues and Cues
The Rainbow
The Settlers of Catan + Catan Cities & Knights
Majority Rules
Telestrations
Frenemies Inc
Concept
Coup
Avalon
The Resistance
Fallacy the game
Phase 10 Masters

761 Dundas Street East Community Consultation

The City of Toronto’s Development Review Division has received an application to permit two 48-storey mixed-use buildings at 761 Dundas Street East. The application proposes 1,197 new dwelling units, 1,331 sq m of non-residential space, 1,332 bike parking spaces and 366 parking spaces. It also proposes a new 729 sq m park.

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Drawings and submission materials provided by the City in support of the proposal can be accessed at www.toronto.ca/761dundasste

NOTE: This community consultation will be virtual.

What: 761 Dundas Street East Street Community Consultation
Where: Virtual; please register here.
When: April 9, 6:00pm to 8:00pm

If you are unable to participate in the meeting you can contact the City Planning Staff or the Councillor’s Office with your comments and questions using the contact information provided below:

Jeremy Humphrey, Senior Planner
Community Planning
[email protected]
416-392-1729

Edward LaRusic, Deputy Chief of Staff
City Councillor Chris Moise
[email protected]
416-392-7903

Notice to correspondents

Information will be collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record. The City of Toronto is committed to taking the necessary steps to ensure compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005.

Accessibility Notice

Our public meeting locations are wheelchair/mobility device accessible. Other reasonable accommodation or assistive services for persons with disabilities may be provided with adequate notice. Please contact Jeremy Humphrey at [email protected] with your request. The City of Toronto is committed to taking the necessary steps to ensure compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005.

TC Talks: Cultural Districts

Join us for an evening of insight and conversation as we explore the City of Toronto's new Cultural Districts Program — an exciting initiative designed to recognize and celebrate the city's distinct cultural areas while addressing the growing challenge of shifting cultural identity.

Every year, our office hosts a series of TC Talks. This popular educational panel series brings together voices from the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to share expertise, spark dialogue, and explore ideas that shape our city and communities.

📅 Date: Thursday, April 16, 2026

🕕 Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

📍 Location: 519 Church Street, Ballroom

This session will focus on what a Cultural Districts Program could mean for neighbourhoods like Church-Wellesley Village and communities across Toronto — and why it matters now more than ever.

Whether you're passionate about the history and character of your neighbourhood, concerned about cultural displacement, or simply curious about how cities protect and celebrate local cultural identity, this is your opportunity to listen, learn, and ask the questions that matter to your community.

Meet our panellists:

Erika Hennebury, Senior Cultural Affairs Officer, Community and Social Services
Maura Lawless, Executive Director, the 519
Michael McClelland, Heritage Planner and Founding Principal of Era Architects
Kojo Modeste, Executive Director, Pride Toronto

Attendance is open to the public. Come ready to engage — your questions help shape the conversation.

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