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News releases and media advisories issued by the City. Subscribers can expect to receive about eight to 10 media notices each week.

Subscribers receive valuable information about the Better Buildings Partnership, how conservation and energy efficiency can reduce energy consumption and cut costs, and updates on incentives and financial assistance for conservation projects. The timing of newsletters and e-updates varies.

This e-update is used to provide subscribers with information about the Toronto Casino Consultation, including public meetings, online survey availability and outcomes of the consultation process. The number of e-updates varies.

Toronto City Update focuses on the latest services, innovations and accomplishments in Canada's largest city. Subscribers usually receive four issues per year.

Information about events showcasing the best in music, art, culture, sport, food, theatre and spectacle for all ages. The number of e-updates varies throughout the year

This e-update is used to provide subscribers with Design Review Panel updates, including meeting agendas and project highlights. Subscribers receive messages once every 3 to 4 weeks.

The City of Toronto is working with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) to study options for a multi-use trail within the East Don Corridor from O'Connor Drive and Don Mills Road, north along the Don River, to Lawrence Avenue East. This study is following a provincially mandated Environmental Assessment (EA) process. One to two messages will be sent every few months at key stages of the project.

Eglinton Connects is being undertaken to plan the future of Eglinton in conjunction with new rapid transit. Metrolinx is investing approximately $6 billion dollars in the design and construction of the Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown light rail transit (LRT) line. Subscribers receive updates and notifications of meetings on a periodic basis, especially around public consultation meetings.

Taste, touch, hear and explore your history! Learn about innovative and engaging museum programs, exhibitions and events produced by the City of Toronto's 10 Museums. Issues of e-updates once or twice per month depending on programming.

The City of Toronto and the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) are reconstructing Kingston Road between Queen Street East and Victoria Park Avenue. This construction work will ensure a state of good repair of our roads, streetcar tracks and sidewalks. One to two messages will be sent every month at key stages of the project.

Information on Live Green Toronto's programs, grants, rebates, events and other cool stuff that will help you stay connected, informed and living green. Subscribers usually receive e-mails monthly.

Youths aged 13 - 24 who live in Toronto subscribe to learn about opportunities to take action on health issues in their community, and Toronto Public Health services and events. Subscribers usually get updates every two weeks.

Subscribers receive Cyclometer, a newsletter detailing issues of interest to cyclists in the City. Subsribers expect one e-update a month.

Subscribers receive Pedometer e-newsletter detailing issues of interest to pedestrians and updates on the City's "Public Realm" section. Pedometer is issued two to three times per year.

The Implementation and Compliance Monitoring Committee (ICMC) assists the City with the implementation of aspects of the Environmental Assessment Approval for the Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant. Subscribers receive meeting invitations and minutes, usually bi-monthly.

The Neighbourhood Liaison Committee (NLC) facilitates communication between the City and the community around the Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant. Committee members provide input on issues related to the plant's operation, and changes to the site that affect the community. Subscribers receive meeting invitations and minutes, usually bi-monthly.

The City is creating a new sanitary sewage master plan for the waterfront area, south of King Street between Bathurst Street and Leslie Street. Subscribers receive updates about the project and are invited to review information and participate in public consultation opportunities. Two to three messages are sent every few months at key stages of the project.

This e-update is used to provide the community with project updates including decision-making milestones, public events, and opportunities to provide feedback. Subscribers expect to receive messages once every month.

This e-update is used to provide the community with project updates including decision-making milestones, public events, and opportunities to provide feedback. Subscribers expect to receive messages once every 6-8 weeks.

The City has initiated a Class Environmental Assessment to reconfigure Front Street from Bay Street to York Street. Subscribers will receive updates about the study and will be invited to review project information and participate in public consultation opportunities. Two to three messages are sent every few months at key stages of the project.

Subscribers receive information about major incidents or declared emergencies, as well as information about emergency planning and preparedness. Alerts and updates vary.

Subscribers receive information about road closures and traffic disruptions due to construction work and events taking place in the city. Subscribers expect to receive about eight to 10 notices each day.

Subscribers receive information about the redevelopment of one of Toronto's iconic landmarks - the St. Lawrence Market North Building. The City of Toronto launched a design competition to find the best architectural design for the redevelopment of this property. The number of e-updates varies.

The Social Housing Unit's newsletter, the Exchange, communicates upcoming training, issues and helpful tips to better serve housing providers.

Toronto Business News provides businesses with valuable information on Toronto's key sectors, economy, recent investments, business events and the City's programs and services for business. Subscribers receive a newsletter three to four times a year, as well as more frequent updates containing time-sensitive business news.

Learn about the Local Air Quality Studies that are being conducted by the City's Environment and Energy Office and Toronto Public Health, in partnership with the Ministry of the Environment. The studies will evaluate individual pollutants and the potential cumulative health impacts of the pollutants on the community.

The City is undertaking an Official Plan Review and Municipal Comprehensive Review. The reviews began in mid-2011 and are required by the Province. This exercise will not create a new Official Plan, but will review and adjust the Plan where necessary. Subscribers will receive updates on a periodic basis, with more updates around public consultation meetings.

The City of Toronto is proposing a pilot home energy retrofit program that will help private property owners improve the energy efficiency of their homes and rental buildings, reduce energy use, and save money on energy bills. Subscribers receive updates on consultation events and project milestones.

The City is studying the potential for physically separated bicycle lanes in the Richmond-Adelaide corridor, from Bathurst Street to Sherbourne Street. A north-south cycling connection between the existing Beverly Street bicycle lanes and the waterfront will also be studied. This study is following an Environmental Assessment process. Two to three messages will be sent every few months at key stages of the project.