During a 3-hour drop-in session, attendees were able to visit various booths hosted by each division. These booths provided insights to residents into current activities and plans related to housing and shelter systems and were used to gather valuable community feedback.
This event was a joint effort between the Confronting Anti-Black Racism (CABR) Unit, which I chair, the Housing Secretariat and Toronto Shelter and Support Services. The formal engagement session features presentations from each division followed by a Q&A session. Four major themes emerged:
The insights and feedback from this consultation will be critical in shaping several important City strategies and plans:
This consultation is a vital step in developing responsive City strategies. As we celebrate Emancipation Month, we remain committed to enhancing culturally relevant services, affordable housing access, and addressing systemic issues in our shelter system.
The Laneway Projects organization is asking you to identify some laneways in Ward 13 that needs love!
We have come a long way since the summer of 2023 when Allan Gardens was the largest encampment in the city.
I'm proud to once again be coming back to our community for this year's Neighbourhood Town Hall series!
