City of Toronto: Clean and Beautiful City



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Beauty is essential in building a prosperous, safe and liveable Toronto.

Clean and Beautiful City programs successfully renew public spaces with the participation of everyone who lives and works here. By working together on community gardens, murals, community clean-ups and graffiti removal we encourage citizens, particularly young people, to develop practical skills, leadership and civic responsibility.

Get involved and join us in building a cleaner, greener and more beautiful Toronto – a city we’re proud to call home!

Our Clean and Beautiful City brochure is available in PDF format in nine languages: English, French, Chinese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Tamil, Vietnamese.
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		What's new

		Neighbourhood Beautification Program welcomes applicants Do you want to improve a public space or add some colour to your neighbourhood? Fill out a 2010 Community Projects Initiative application form (PDF) to have your project considered. Fill up on freshness at Toronto's Fresh Food and Farmers' Markets This summer, discover great food in public spaces, City parks and popular family destinations. Festival of Architecture and Design (fAd) returns for 5th year From May 1 -31, celebrate excellence in design through a range of exhibitions, films, lectures, walking tours, social events and competitions. Learn more about the festival or browse the festival calendar online. 2009 Farmers’ and open air produce markets community projects initiative application Outdoor farmers' and produce markets seeking to enhance the market and market experience are invited to apply for support to install physical improvements such as banners, awnings and bake ovens. You'll need the free Adobe Acrobat reader to view PDF files. Plant Architect & Shore Tilbe Irwin Wins Design Competition The Competition Jury for the Nathan Phillips Square Design Competition selected the team led by Plant Architect & Shore Tilbe Irwin as the winning team in the international design competition to revitalize the City's greatest public space.


			Mayor's message On City Council's Clean and Beautiful initiative

Highlights

	Green Toronto Awards
	Waste Diversion In Parks, Forestry and Recreation
	Your trash could be someone else's treasure!...ReUseIt

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	Co-ordinated street furniture
	City environmental initiatives
	Garbage & recycling
	Graffiti
	Litter
	Parks, Forestry & Recreation
	Transportation Services
	Urban Design
	Waste Diversion Team