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New partnership policies
City Council has adopted new policies governing sponsorships, naming rights and honourific namings of streets. These policies formalize the practices Toronto has used for many years to create successful partnerships and will insure consistent treatment for every potential partner.
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Partnership news |
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Lobbyist Registrar
If you wish to meet with the Toronto Office of Partnerships to promote a company, its products or its services, you must register with the Office of the Lobbyist Registrar. If you have questions such as "Who is a lobbyist?" and "Who has to register?" the Lobbyist Registrar can help.
Partnering with Toronto
Do you have an idea for a profit-making partnership with Toronto? There are two routes you can take to ensure the efficient evaluation of your proposal. You can submit your idea to the Toronto Office of Partnerships through its unsolicited partnership proposals process. Or, you can respond to a request for proposals call through Purchasing and Materials Management.
MLSE Invests in Rexdale rink
Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment has invested more than $150,000 to upgrade the Sunnydale Acres Rink, providing the Rexdale community with rink boards that are lightweight for easy removal in the summer.
St. James Town celebrates success
St. James Town residents have celebrated the success of an 18-month public and private sector investment partnership led by the Toronto Community Foundation and the City of Toronto.
Donations aid St. James Park sodding
Landscape Ontario and the Nursery Sod Growers of Ontario have donated 12 tractor trailer loads of sod and their expertise to re-sod St. James Park.
Grant aids Museum youth program expansion
Scarborough Museum has been recognized as a leader in engaging youth and newcomers to Canada with a $400,000 grant from the federal government.
Nuit Blanche generates $41.7 million
The economic impact of Scotiabank Nuit Blanche 2011 is $37.2 million in Toronto, with an additional $4.5-million spillover impact for Ontario.
Community Centre bigger and better
The Stephen Leacock Community Centre has been renovated and expanded through a partnership between the federal government and the City of Toronto.
Sponsorship study released
The 5th annual Canadian Sponsorship Landscape Study on the scope, scale and trends in the nation's sponsorship field has been released.
TOP Facts
Want to learn more about the City of Toronto's partnership activity? Statistics for the 2010 partnership year are now available.
Honour roll of partners
More than 360 community groups, corporations, foundations and other groups helped make Toronto a better place in which to live, work and play through partnerships with the City in 2010. View a list of partners.
Going to the dogs (and cats)
Toronto Animal Services cares for thousands of unwanted, abandoned and lost animals. Donations of cash or pet supplies help provide enhanced care for them as well as initiatives such as the Spay/Neuter and Animal Adoption programs.
Donating to the City
You can make a valuable contribution to the quality of life in Toronto through cash or in-kind donations. The City has created a donations policy and a donations form to make the process as easy as possible. If you have questions about donating, please contact Peter Remedios: premedi@toronto.ca or 416-392-6122.
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