Tag: documenters
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The TTC is preparing its accessibility plan for the FIFA World Cup
On Mar. 26, 2026, the Toronto Transit Commission’s Advisory Committee on Accessible Transit (ACAT) reviewed future accessibility measures for the upcoming FIFA World Cup.
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Repairs and rising costs take centre stage at Scarborough ACORN meeting
Scarborough residents spoke about unresolved repair issues and the financial pressures shaping daily life across the community.
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Toronto Board of Health reviews 2025, urges province to continue funding Consumption and Treatment Services
Last year the Toronto Board of Health responded to extreme heat, wildfire evacuations and an increase in vaccine-preventable disease
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Toronto weighs sustainability, safety and revenue in FIFA World Cup fan festival planning
Toronto’s FIFA World Cup 2026 Subcommittee met on March 30 to discuss key planning details for fan festivals and public activations.
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York West ACORN members raise alarm over repairs, rights and redevelopment
From pest issues to occupancy rights, members link everyday housing problems to larger pressures facing the neighbourhood.
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Toronto and Region Conservation Authority reviews Meadoway progress and future plans
On Mar. 20, 2026, the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority held a meeting to review a report on phase two of the Meadoway project and the plans for phase three.
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The City of Toronto discusses PROCUREMENT PLAN LANGUAGE UPDATES
On Mar. 26, 2026 Toronto’s City Council met at City Hall to discuss updates to the City’s procurement plan related to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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The City of Toronto is investing in its arts infrastructure through new seating and net zero
On March 24, 2026, TO Live presented its capital budget update, outlining how nearly $170 million will be invested into the City’s three major civic theatres.
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ACORN MEMBERS DISCUSS TENANT ORGANIZING, AGI DISPUTES AND HOUSING PRESSURES IN HAMILTON
On March 12, members of ACORN Canada gathered for their monthly Hamilton chapter meeting to discuss tenant organizing efforts, Above Guideline Increase disputes, housing policy updates and broader concerns about affordable housing in the City.
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Toronto City Council votes in favour of city-run grocery stores
During their meeting on Mar. 26, 2026 Toronto City Council members voted to begin a pilot program for city-run grocery stores.