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Do you care about our urban trees? Get involved in the City’s Tree Maintenance Review
The City of Toronto has launched a public survey as part of the City’s Tree Maintenance Review. Your opinions are important and can help determine future decisions about how City‑owned street and park trees are cared for across Toronto. In less than 10 minutes you can make a difference to neighbourhood livability and the urban canopy.
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April 2026 University-Rosedale Newsletter
Councillor Dianne Saxe’s April 2026 Newsletter for University-Rosedale is now available!
ABCRA 2025 newsletter – a year in review
As we reflect on this year’s newsletter content, it’s clear how the ABC Residents Association helps to shape our community. These stories highlight our mission to protect character, enhance livability, and ensure that development also serves the public good. It is a constant challenge as the forces of intensification have remade some of our neighbourhoods in ways unimaginable 25 years ago.
Road closure: Roxborough Street West at Yonge Street
One Bloor West just named among the best in the world for 2025
A handful of notable new Toronto buildings were recently bestowed with awards recognizing their importance in several categories.
The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) announced the winners of its 2025 Award of Excellence competition with plenty of local landmarks making the cut this year.
An amazing opportunity for Toronto youth (ages 18-29) this summer
Join the Young Urban Forest Leaders for a FREE four-month training and mentorship program.
The Young Urban Forest Leaders (YUFL) program supports Toronto youth (ages 18–29) in building skills in urban forestry, land stewardship, and community engagement through a mix of virtual and hands-on learning.
The Bloor-Yorkville Cultural Heritage Resource Assessment (CHRA) FINAL Context Statement
In December 2020, Heritage Planning engaged Common Bond Collective to prepare the Bloor-Yorkville Cultural Heritage Resource Assessment (CHRA) as part of, and coordinated with, the Bloor-Yorkville Secondary Plan Study.
The FINAL Context Statement is now completed.
No More Noise wants to hear from you!
No More Noise has a new website. It’s packed full of information about who they are, what they have accomplished so far, information on specific noise irritants, suggestions about what can be done, and how they are addressing the negative impacts of excessive noise in our cities.
Have a look and let them know how you feel about the way they are telling their story.
