On April 5, the Saturday Farmers’ Market moves to the newly opened St. Lawrence Market North Building, located at 92 Front Street East. A Toronto tradition since 1803, the market remains a vibrant hub for fresh, local food and historic charm. Visitors can support local farmers and be part of this exciting new chapter.
The Farmers’ Market is open every Saturday from 5:00am and 3:00pm, and offers a wide selection of fresh, locally sourced products, including seasonal fruits and vegetables, premium meats, homemade jams, vibrant flowers and more. It’s the perfect place to support local farmers and enjoy high-quality products.
This may be the first visit for many residents to the newly built St. Lawrence Market North Building. It's a stunning space that I know will go on to host a variety of events year-round. Along with the St. Lawrence Hall and St. Lawrence Market buildings, this complex will join the list of incredible civic assets in the heart of this historic neighbourhood.
Find more information on the City’s St. Lawrence Market North Redevelopment webpage and stlawrencemarket.com.
Amidst the trade war with the United States, developing an Economic Action Plan was a top priority for City Council on March 28 and 29.
This year, residents from the Bay-Cloverhill, Church Wellesley and Upper Jarvis Neighbourhoods of Cluster 1, St. Lawrence of Cluster 5 and Corktown and Canary District Neighbourhoods of Clusters 6 are invited to join us for this in-person Participatory Budgeting Ideation Workshop!
If you, a friend, or a relative is on the Rent-Geared-to-Income (RGI) Housing Centralized Waiting List or need help applying for RGI housing, we have great news for you! We're collaborating with Access to Housing and Housing Help Centres to host MyAccesstoHousingTO Sign-Up Clinics for Ward 13 residents from April 22 to May 5 to provide information and assistance for online navigation.
