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Growth isn’t just about homes—that’s why the Development Activity Bulletin 2025 tracks space for jobs, services and everyday needs. Non-residential development activity remains strong, though the pace of new proposals is slowing. Find out why that matters: https://ow.ly/8Nx650ZabS9
🏘️ Toronto’s development pipeline now has 791,000 proposed units with 84% in planned growth areas. 🛠️ In Toronto’s development pipeline, 1 in 5 proposed units are purpose-built rentals; 2 in 5 are 2+ bedrooms. 📊 See the full picture: https://ow.ly/rNhH50ZabNr
Over the next 30 years, Downsview will see🏘️115,000 new residents, 💼 52,000 new jobs &🌿15 new neighbourhoods. We’re planning the streets and infrastructure to connect it all through an Environmental Assessment. 👉 Watch the video, learn more & share your feedback: https://ow.ly/IJjq50ZbkQK
Downsview Major Streets Environmental Assessment
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 […]
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Graphs and maps incoming! The Development Activity Bulletin 2025 is now available: it tracks urban growth and development trends to monitor Official Plan policies. 🤓 Over the next few weeks we’ll be highlighting key insights from the Bulletin. To see the full report: https://ow.ly/SXZj50ZabuA
We are looking for your feedback on the Draft Little Jamaica and Oakwood Vaughan Planning Framework! Learn more, participate in an interactive mapping activity and see upcoming public consultation dates: https://ow.ly/zju450Z6g31
The City of Toronto’s Landscape Carbon Benchmarking Study has received two national awards from the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects, including the Jury’s Award of Excellence. The study helps identify ways to reduce carbon in landscape design and support lower-carbon development.
On March 26, 2026, City Council endorsed the Recommended Option for growth in North York Centre. A public meeting will share and gather feedback on potential changes. 📅Date: May 14, 2026 ⏰Time: 6:00 to 8:00 pm 📍Location: 100 Princess Avenue, Toronto, M2N 3R7 🔗 www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
North York at the Centre
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...
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Join your neighbours for a free meal and help shape the future of Weston! Learn how the study has progressed, see how community feedback has influenced the work, and share ideas for how Weston will grow. 📍 Community Place Hub, 1765 Weston Rd 📅 Wednesday, May 6 ⏰ 5:30–8:00 PM ow.ly/RkLZ50YRczw
Why take a low‑carbon approach to landscape design? 🌱 It supports net‑zero goals while creating healthier, more resilient public spaces. The Low Carbon Landscape Guide shows how everyday design choices can reduce embodied carbon. Learn more: ow.ly/egfK50YQJJy
City Planning, with City partners, is leading a series of Jane’s Walks across Toronto. Join us to explore how planning shapes neighbourhoods and everyday places. Our Streets, Our Stories Learn more: www.janeswalkfestivalto.com/walks
We're studying the Marlee-Glencairn area to plan for future growth, including housing, buildings, parks, community services and how people move around. Join us at an Open House on Thursday, April 30th to learn more and share your feedback. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
Today is #EarthDay 🌎 As we celebrate Earth Month, the City of Toronto is taking steps to care for the environment and prepare for climate change, helping build a healthier city for people now and in the future. Curious about what we are already doing and planning ahead? Scroll down to learn more.
Cast your vote for the Ontario Association of Architects’ 2026 People’s Choice Award. Pick your favourite from among this year's Design Excellence Award winners from an Ontario architecture practice. oaa.on.ca/2026-peoples...
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Toronto Urban Design Awards
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...
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Toronto City Planning and Development Review@planning.cityof.toronto.ca · 4mo agoWhat does design excellence look like in practice? Discover it at the 2025 Toronto Urban Design Awards Winners Exhibit. See these examples and more — and learn more — at toronto.ca/TUDA. 🕘 Monday–Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 📍 255 Spadina Road, Toronto 🎟️ Free admission. No registration required.
What does design excellence look like in practice? Discover it at the 2025 Toronto Urban Design Awards Winners Exhibit. See these examples and more — and learn more — at toronto.ca/TUDA. 🕘 Monday–Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 📍 255 Spadina Road, Toronto 🎟️ Free admission. No registration required.
Looking for development activity data in Toronto? The Development Pipeline Dashboard is an interactive tool that lets people explore development activity across the city. The dashboard highlights the number of projects, residential units, residential and non‑residential space.
🚨Location update: Due to high interest and registration numbers, the event has moved to a larger venue just down the street — now at Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre (gym) (870 Queen St E). Come celebrate progress in the Port Lands and learn what’s to come!
Toronto City Planning and Development Review@planning.cityof.toronto.ca · 5mo agoJoin us for a Port Lands Open House: From Plan to Place! March 10, 2026 6-8:30pm at Ralph Thornton Community Centre (765 Queen St E) Come celebrate progress in the Port Lands and learn what’s to come and how communities, jobs, and destinations are taking shape together. www.toronto.ca/port-lands/
The City is updating its Mid-Rise Building Design Guidelines — and we want to hear from you. Join an online consultation to learn about the proposed updates and share your feedback. 📅 March 11 and 12 📍 Virtual Meetings Register and learn more at: ow.ly/nBJF50YpMlV
The City is undertaking a Secondary Plan Study and Transportation Master Plan to advance a mixed-use Transit Oriented Community at the future Woodbine GO Station located within the southeast quadrant of the Woodbine lands. Join us to share your thoughts! There are two ways to participate ⬇️
“Mid-rise buildings give us an opportunity to vastly expand housing options in Toronto” by David Crombie and Tim Gray in @nationalobserver.com www.nationalobserver.com/2026/02/24/o...
Mid-rise buildings give us an opportunity to vastly expand housing options in Toronto
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.
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Join us for a Port Lands Open House: From Plan to Place! March 10, 2026 6-8:30pm at Ralph Thornton Community Centre (765 Queen St E) Come celebrate progress in the Port Lands and learn what’s to come and how communities, jobs, and destinations are taking shape together. www.toronto.ca/port-lands/
Check out the North York at the Centre Final Options and Directions Report, along with the supporting Community Services and Facilities Strategy, for more information! To learn how to send a written deputation or register to speak on the matter, visit ow.ly/kkwx50Ym5Ht.
Toronto is growing — and our cycling network is growing with it! Since 2016, the City has installed more than 60 km of protected bikeways, supporting cleaner air, safer streets and more connected communities. #didyouknowTO #planning4growth
We’re hiring Research Trainees for the 2026 Toronto Employment Survey! 🏙️ Students in Planning, Geography, GIS, or Environmental Studies: get hands‑on City Planning experience collecting employment and land‑use data across Toronto. 📅 Apply by February 23 🔗https://ow.ly/urrU50Yfp7C
Around this time of year, many people experience shifts in mood and energy. #BlueMonday highlights the importance of everyday supports for mental health and well-being.
The City is updating zoning to allow more housing near 120 transit stations across Toronto. Learn about the changes, ask questions and share feedback at six public engagement sessions (virtual and in person) from Jan 21 to Feb 12. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/StationAreaZoning
We’re studying how Toronto’s strip plazas serve local communities and small businesses, and we need your perspective. Whether you own a shop or work there, share your experience in our short survey. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/PlazaPOV.
Strip plazas are part of Toronto’s story. They're home to small businesses, local services and jobs. If you own or work in one, we’d love your input. Tell us about your experience so we can better support these important spaces. Complete the survey: www.toronto.ca/PlazaPOV.
We know Toronto is growing. As we grow, we need new public facilities and services, so that affordable housing, libraries, childcare, community and cultural spaces and public art options are available and easily accessible.
