I’m thrilled to announce that voting for this year’s Participatory Budgeting is officially open!
This year, my team has introduced a hybrid voting system to make it easier for everyone to participate. You can cast your vote online through our website or join us in person at one of the upcoming voting events happening throughout the ward this month. Check out the full schedule on my website.
Residents of the following neighbourhoods are invited to join and vote::
A total of $750,000 is available for projects in each cluster. You can only vote on projects within the cluster where you live.
All ideas submitted by residents were carefully reviewed for feasibility by City Staff from July to September. This included assessing costs for materials, labour, and other factors. Proposals deemed unfeasible will remain visible in the Idea Collection phase with an explanation for their rejection. It will take a bit more time to provide an update on each unfeasible project, so stay tuned.
Common reasons for disqualification include:
Thank you for being an active part of shaping our community!
The City is collecting feedback on the RentSafeTO program. RentSafeTO is a bylaw enforcement program that ensures apartment building owners and operators comply with building maintenance standards. Tenants are encouraged to fill out the survey on the City’s website, open until February 6.
With the respiratory virus season underway, Toronto Public Health is strongly encouraging residents to use all available layers of protection to reduce respiratory virus spread, protect themselves and those who are most vulnerable, such as young children and older adults. Each layer of protection adds up and works best when used together, especially when respiratory virus activity is high.
