Attend the public virtual meeting on Wednesday, June 18 and complete the survey by July 8. View the video above and information materials in the Public Consultation tab below. The City of Toronto is carrying out Phases 3-4 of the Downsview Major Streets Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) Study that will further develop the work started in Phases 1-2 as part of the Master […]

On March 26, City Council endorsed the Recommended Option for updating the North York Centre Secondary Plan and directed staff to consider select changes in consultation with the community (PH28.6 Rec...

The 2025 Toronto Urban Design Awards winning projects are on display at two new venues: St. Lawrence Market North and the City of Toronto Archives. Visit the Award Program Information page for exhibit...

Here’s an idea for the Greater Toronto Area's housing crisis: make more market-oriented homes available at a size, location and price point that many would be interested in buying.

The City of Toronto aims to deliver exceptional, equitable and accessible service for everyone. Below are the City’s Service Promise & Standards. These describe how you can expect to be treated when you interact with City of Toronto staff. If there are exemptions to the standards listed below, these are noted on individual Division webpages, […]

Have your say by taking the online survey for the Liberty For All planning study. Liberty For All was initiated in 2024 to establish a comprehensive planning framework for Liberty Village and set out a long-term vision for the achievement of a complete community centered around transit investment. Liberty For All will result in a […]

Inclusionary Zoning is a policy tool that requires affordable housing in new residential developments located near public transit. In November 2021, Toronto City Council approved a policy that required new developments in certain protected major transit station areas to include 5-10% affordable housing for 99 years. This amount was supposed to gradually increase to 8–22% by 2030. The rules would take effect after September 18, 2022, or once the Province approved the designated protected major transit areas.