Participatory Budgeting 2024

Last year was the first time PB was done in Ward 13; we learned a lot about what improvements residents want to see in their neighbourhoods. Now, it’s time to generate some new ideas for 2024!

Zone 2 - East of Sherbourne Street, South of Bloor Street, North of Carlton Street, West of the DVP

Cabbagetown
St. James Town
Winchester Park

Zone 3 - East of Yonge Street, South of Carlton Street, North of Queen Street, West of Parliament Street

Cabbagetown South
Downtown Yonge
Garden District
McGill-Granby
Moss Park

This year, we will be launching PB on April 13 in Zone 2 (St. James Town, Winchester Park, Cabbagetown) and on April 16 in Zone 3 (Moss Park, Garden District, Cabbagetown South).

We are starting PB a little earlier than in 2023 so local residents have time to do additional research. Please join us at our in-person information sessions where we will be explaining how each step works, answering questions and offering in-person idea submission help. See sign-up dates below:

What: PB Zone 2 Public Information Session (St. James Town, Winchester Park, Cabbagetown)
When: Saturday, April 13, 12:00pm to 2:00pm
Where: Wellesley Community Centre (495 Sherbourne Street)
What: PB Zone 3 Public Information Session (Moss Park, Garden District, Cabbagetown South)
When: Tuesday, April 16, 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Where: Central Neighbourhood House (349 Ontario Street)

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