Tag: city of toronto’s city planning division

IdeaSpace: Torontonians Can Now Share Online Ideas and Solutions to Help Shape Toronto’s Future

The City of Toronto recently launched a new online engagement platform called IdeaSpace. It’s a year-long pilot project with the following objectives: increase engagement with Toronto residents; enable residents to connect with City staff; Daniel Fusca: Stakeholder Engagement, City Planning. Jason Diceman: Sr. Public Consultation Coordinator. give Toronto residents the opportunity to share online their…

August 30, 2014
“How Does the City Grow?”: Toronto’s Development Projects

This video presents “Toronto: Come Grow With Us.” “Discover the city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada and learn why Toronto is the best city for your business to grow and prosper. As the economic engine of Canada and one of the most multicultural cities in the world, Toronto offers an exceptional quality of life in addition…

October 26, 2013
Wheel-Trans Contracted Taxi Service Meeting Aug.29/13, Chief Planner Roundtables Sept, Oct & Nov.

What’s Happening at Toronto City Hall? Mayor Rob Ford appoints Norm Kelly as Toronto’s Deputy Mayor Today, August 20, Mayor Rob Ford announces the appointment of Councillor Norm Kelly (Ward 40 Scarborough Agincourt) as the new Deputy Mayor for Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Councillor Kelly replaces Doug Holyday who was recently elected to serve at the…

August 20, 2013
You’re Invited: Public Consultation on Toronto Port Lands’ Development & Implementation Plan Dec. 12, 2011

The Alternative Port Lands Vision, presented to City of Toronto Executive Committee on September 6, 2011, is a silent video showing the transformation of the Toronto Port Lands from a historical time to a futuristic time – about three decades from now: This video shows Toronto Mayor Rob Ford talking to media reporters in regards…

November 28, 2011
Calling Torontonians: Your Input for Official Plan and Municipal Comprehensive Reviews

Under the Ontario’s (Province’s) Planning Act in Canada, the City of Toronto is obligated to carry out the Five Year Review of the Official Plan this year and adjust it, if necessary, in order to fulfill the following objectives: manage and direct physical change in the city through to the year 2031; determine what kind…

August 31, 2011