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Dear Residents, This month, if you're a Ward 22 resident living in a neighbourhood south of Eglinton Avenue, I'll be coming to your door to speak with you directly about the upcoming construction of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT- an exciting project that will run underground through midtown and connect our community to the rest [...]
Application Status: Approved City Planning received an application for the property 1331 Yonge Street, the former CHUM site, to amend the Zoning By-law and the Official Plan in order to permit the construction of a new 11-storey mixed-use building with 153 residential units above, 4 commercial units at grade, and parking underground for 240 vehicles [...]
Dear Residents, The new Davisville Village Farmers' Market I'm delighted to announce the opening of Ward 22's first community farmers' market at June Rowlands (Davisville) Park on Tuesday, June 5th from 3:00 to 7:00 pm! Our market will be run by Appletree Markets, a local, Ward 22 non-profit organization that is dedicated to maintaining a farmers' [...]
July 2012 Update: Moving Forward on a Regional Transit Strategy Approved at Council Council was united this week in declaring that a regional approach is the best chance we have to build and fund the transit that Torontonians need and deserve. My motion, Moving Forward: Improving Public Transit and Relieving Traffic Congestion through a Regional [...]
May 17, 2012 A new parkette is expected to open soon at the corner of Soudan and Dunfield avenues, and the name is up to you. Ward 22 councillor Josh Matlow is asking local residents to nominate a worthy person to name the park after. “Think of someone who merits the acknowledgement,” Matlow [...]
