The City’s Budget is about working together to build a great city. Your feedback is an important part of the process.
An online survey was available in 12 languages.
Consultations were held in Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, Toronto and virtually.
Executive Committee meeting to consider interim rate approvals.
City Council adopted interim rates.
First Budget Committee meeting for 2025 budget.
Participate in a telephone town hall to hear more about the 2025 Budget and ask your questions.
Budget Committee meeting to review service area budgets.
Your chance to speak directly to members of the Budget Committee at City Hall or a local Civic Centre.
Final Budget Committee meeting for the 2025 Budget.
Mayor Olivia Chow releases her proposed 2025 Budget for City Council consideration.
A special meeting of Toronto City Council to discuss the 2025 Budget.
Join Mayor Olivia Chow and Budget Committee Chair Councillor Shelley Carroll at a telephone town hall at 7 p.m. on January 15 or 23.
If you do not receive a message to join during the event you can use the below link to join online or by calling 1-833-380-0687.
Speak to Budget Committee on January 21 or 22, in person or by video conference. To register as a public speaker at one of these meetings, please contact the Budget Committee Administrator at 416-392-4666 or e-mail buc@toronto.ca.
Send in written submissions and learn more about speaking to Budget Commitee.
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All meetings will stream live on the City Council YouTube channel.
City Council and Committee meetings are streamed live.
For more information visit Council & Committee Meetings.
View the Consultation Presentation
Mayor Olivia Chow and Budget Committee Chair Shelley Carroll held consultations October 1 to 31 to hear your ideas about the City’s 2025 Budget. An online survey was available in 12 languages (English, French, Chinese-simplified, Chinese-traditional, Farsi, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog, Tamil and Urdu) and consultations were held in Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, Toronto and virtually.
The City engaged Albion Neighbourhood Services and other community partners, as well as the Toronto Youth Cabinet and the Toronto Aboriginal Support Services Council, to facilitate community-led consultations with Black, Indigenous and equity-deserving communities and youth city-wide. A community discussion guide was also provided to encourage neighbourhood budget discussions.
The results of the consultations will be presented to the Budget Committee on Monday, January 13, 2025, and will accompany the committee’s recommendations to inform the Mayor’s proposed budget which will be released by Saturday, February 1, 2025.