The site of a multi-year redevelopment of public and private housing and social infrastructure, Regent Park’s population is roughly equivalent to Moss Park, but with 40% fewer households due to a greater presence of families. The neighbourhood has the largest household size in the Core with a high presence of children in all age ranges and nearly triple the Core average of single parents. This neighbourhood has the second-lowest average household income and the highest social assistance rate in the Core. It is also the most multilingual neighbourhood, with over 50% of residents speaking a language other than English at home. Large cohorts of immigrants from Bangladesh and China have arrived in recent years.

Projects & Initiatives

News & Events

Toronto Centre Encampment Update

Toronto Centre Encampment Update

Over the course of the summer we have seen encampments pop up in parks across Toronto Centre. I wanted to provide an update in response to the concerns I have heard and the questions about what can be done to make our parks accessible to everyone.

Cluster 4: Regent Park Neighbourhood Town Hall

Cluster 4: Regent Park Neighbourhood Town Hall

I am delighted to announce the return of our annual Neighbourhood Town Halls!

Hosted in six different areas of the ward, these town halls will take place in venues that are fully accessible, allowing every resident to select the event location closest to their home. Participating in these town halls is a great opportunity for you to hear about the work I have been undertaking at city hall and throughout our communities.

More importantly, these town halls are not just about me speaking — they are about listening, too. Each event is structured to include ample open mic time, providing each of you with a platform to ask questions, voice concerns, and contribute to the conversation shaping our ward.

This year, we are stepping up our game in an effort to ensure as many of our residents can participate as possible with the introduction of a fully hybrid event model. We are striving to allow community members to not only tune in online but also to participate by asking questions and speaking virtually. My team is hard at work handling the logistics of this hybrid setup, aiming to provide a seamless and inclusive experience for everyone.

Coming together as a community is a powerful thing. That is why I encourage you all to attend, meet your neighbours, engage in insightful dialogues, and learn more about what is happening at city hall.

And of course, what's a community event without snacks? Light refreshments will be provided.

So mark your calendars and join us in building a stronger and more connected Ward 13. I look forward to meeting you all there!

June City Council Recap

June City Council Recap

Toronto City Council held another lively meeting on June 26 and 27. The agenda included governance and operations reviews of both Sankofa Square and Moss Park Arena, as well as several items that addressed housing affordability and homelessness. 

Regent Park Permit Parking Consultation Recap

Regent Park Permit Parking Consultation Recap

On June 3, I gathered with community members at the Regent Park Community Centre to talk about introducing new permit parking for local Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) residents.

Resources

Take action

Sign up for Updates
Invite Me To Your Event
Priorities
Sign up to Volunteer