While recently we have seen a noticeable uptick in development application activity in Don Valley North, itâs still far less than we have seen in years past. However, a clear pattern is emerging in Don Valley North. Rather than brand-new proposals, much of what we're seeing are developers with existing approvals returning to request additional height. This isn't happening in a vacuum; new Provincial policies are actively encouraging taller buildings and greater density across
This week marked the penultimate Council meeting of the term, and the agenda reflected that timing. Much of our work focused on routine planning and transportation items that need to move forward before the election break. Alongside that day-to-day business, Council also considered several major items, including landmark negotiations and agreements with the Provincial and Federal governments that will have lasting impacts on Torontoâs future. These decisions span housing affo
If you've called my office about a pothole, an overflowing garbage bin, overgrown grass, a missed collection, or any number of neighbourhood concerns, you've probably had my team offer to file a 311-service request on your behalf. Or youâve contacted 311 yourself, either by phone, using the app or filing out the online form. Reporting issues through 311 helps City staff identify problems quickly and prioritize repairs and maintenance where they are needed most. But if you've
