Raw Data
For your reference as you review the raw data, you can view a copy of the Feedback Form.
Qualitative
The qualitative dataset contains responses to all open text box questions in the Feedback Form along with demographic data.
Below is the raw data for the most frequently mentioned services and issues participants spoke to in the open-ended questions. Participants chose the issues, services and topics that they are most concerned about or interested in.
- Transit
- Roads, sidewalks, and traffic services
- Shelter, support, and housing for homeless and low-income people
- Affordable housing
- Police services
- Arts, culture, and heritage programs
- Garbage, composting, and recycling
- Environmental programs
- Parks
- Recreation
- Paying for City Services
Quantitative
The quantitative data set contains responses to all closed-ended/multiple choice questions in the Feedback Form, including demographic data.
- Core Service Review Quantitative Data in Microsoft Excel format
- Core Service Review Quantitative Data in .SAV format for SPSS statistical software
- Notes and description of variables for Core Service Review dataset
Summary Tables Used for the report on the Public Consultation
- Section 3.1 General Policy Issue Priorities
- Section 3.2 Priorities for 35 Service Areas
- Section 3.3 Overall Funding Strategies
- Section 3.4 Property Tax Increase
- Section 3.5 Overall Provision of Services
- Section 3.6 Overall Service Levels
- Section 3.7 Overall Findings
- Section 3.8 Demographics of Consultation Participants
About this data
This report is about the City of Toronto's services and the Service Review. Comments collected have been reviewed to ensure that the content does not:
- contravene the City's current anti-discrimination policy or confidentiality policy;
- include information that identifies an individual other than an elected official acting in their official role, nor any comments that are personal attacks on someone's character, education, personal affairs, etc.;
- address an issue before the courts or outside of the City's jurisdiction (e.g. comments on another organization, the policies or services of a private company, or another government);
- contain unsubstantiated rumours or potentially libellous statements;
- contain obscenities, derogatory, discriminatory, or hateful language;
- include any email addresses, attachments, or web links.
In cases where such comments were found, only the language which contradicted the policy was removed by staff — the rest of the input from that individual or group remains in the results.