Recreation Services for Youth (2013.CD23.1)
Recreation is vital to the health and well-being of youth community groups especially those who experience isolation due to poverty, immigration, cultural or language barriers. When people, especially youth participate in extracurricular actives and after school... Read More
The City of Toronto's Toronto Regional Champion Campaign (TRCC) Protégé Program is a mentoring program that teams up 30 young women with the City's women councillors in order to inspire and familiarize young women with the job of municipal councillor...
Read MoreNext week, on the 8th, 9th and 10th, City Council will be discussing some important items including:
- 2012 Annual Human Rights Report - Toronto Transit Commission
- Budget Adjustment to the Toronto Public Health 2013 Approved Operating Budget for the Healthy... Read More
The City of Toronto is conducting public consultations to determine how to choose the next generation of Neighbourhood Improvement Areas formerly known as Priority Neighbourhoods. The consultations are part of the development of the Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy 2020.
The... Read More
Community Recreation for All released a briefing at the beginning of this week on the Recreation Services for Youth report (CRFA_Briefing).
In the Community Development and Recreation Committee this week, Toronto Councillors took a step in the right direction... Read More
Earlier on this month, the City of Toronto release the 2013 Street Needs Assessment:
2013 Street Needs Assessment
The city's homeless are among the most marginalized and disenfranchised residents of Toronto. They struggle with harsh and overcrowded conditions in our shelters... Read More
Tomorrow is the Community Development and Recreation Committee. We believe that access to community recreation is one of the social determinants of community health and we have been working with Community Recreation For All to advocate for protecting and increasing...
Read MoreToronto is currently reviewing its Official Plan, the policy framework guiding physical land-use and its associated effects on the social, economic and natural environments for the next 20 years.
Join us for a facilitated discussion on the Official Plan and... Read More
Latest from City Hall:
Today Rob Ford made it official that Councillor Norm Kelly is officially his new deputy mayor. Despite Ford’s wishes for a byelection, Council has voted to fill the vacancy left behind by Doug Holiday (Ward... Read More
Updates on Amendments to City of Toronto Anti-Discrimination Policies
City Council Decision
City Council on July 16, 17, 18 and 19, 2013, adopted the following:
1. City Council adopt the revised Declaration of Compliance with Anti-Harassment/Discrimination Legislation and City Policy (the template... Read More
