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City of Toronto conducts study of downtown transportation operations
The purpose of the Downtown Transportation Operations Study is to identify and address congestion and traffic operations issues in downtown Toronto. The study will develop a near-to-medium term improvements to the existing surface transportation network that will help to achieve safe and efficient transportation in the downtown.
Feeling Congested? Toronto Talks Transportation
This engagement, called 'Feeling Congested?,' will support and inform the comprehensive review of Toronto's Official Plan transportation policies, as well as the development of a new long-term transportation plan, and a funding and investment strategy. The City is hoping to hear from users of all transportation modes (driving, transit, walking, cycling), in all parts of the city. Participate through in-person events, online consultation tools, social media, and do-it-yourself consultation opportunities.
Be part of the conversation. Visit www.feelingcongested.ca to complete the interactive survey and learn more about how you can have your say.
Consultations with condominium occupants
The City of Toronto is consulting with Toronto's condominium occupants, to identify possible changes to City policies as they relate to condo living in Toronto.
Toronto Casino Consultation
In January 2013, The City of Toronto held a public consultation to seek input on the establishment of a casino in Toronto, including the public's views and opinions on a casino generally, on possible locations for a casino, and what the public would like Council to consider when making a decision on this matter.
More information on this consultation and Council decision-making.
Eglinton Connects
Eglinton Connects is about planning for the future Eglinton Avenue. It is a comprehensive planning study that will make recommendations on development potential and improvements to the street and sidewalks on Eglinton Avenue from Jane Street to Kennedy Subway Station in connection with the Eglinton LRT now under construction. Learn more about this project, events, and how to get involved.
Service Review Program
In 2011, the City of Toronto launched a Service Review Program to address a budget gap of $774 million. The program is reviewing all of the City's services, looking at what it takes to run the country's largest, most diverse city and hearing what's important to you. Read the City Manager's report, background information, and results of the public consultation on the Toronto Service Review website.
2010 - 2014 Council Briefing book
The City Council briefing binders contain information on the wide range of programs, policies, and issues Councillors need to know about. All of this material is available online and is an excellent resource for anyone interested in learning about many of the things Council will discuss this term.
How is Toronto doing? Measuring Toronto's progress
The City of Toronto continually strives to improve service delivery to our residents. See how we're doing in relation to other Ontario municipalities and beyond.
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