We love Liberty Village!
My commitment is to work together for a Liberty Village that you can be proud of. Since the start of my term, I have been moving forward neighbourhood improvements that we need, from tackling traffic, keeping dump trucks off neighbourhood streets during Metrolinx’s Ontario Line construction, to new parks and improvements to our public spaces.
You’re invited to be a part of shaping the future of Liberty Village, and join Liberty for All, a neighbourhood study, that will support the planning of new and much-needed community facilities, better public spaces and transportation options.
Complete our Liberty For All 5-minute survey: take a moment to fill out the survey below to share your feedback and priorities.
The Liberty For All study, led by City Planning, will comprehensively review affordable housing, community services, heritage, and public realm considerations in Liberty Village. Find more at: toronto.ca/libertyforall
About the Liberty For All Study
There are poor decisions made over many decades that have created challenges with traffic, gridlock, and development that are putting pressure on our neighbourhood. I share your concerns and understand the need for spaces like a community centre, school or library, that don’t currently exist in Liberty Village. That’s why Liberty For All is so important.
- The study builds on the Liberty Village Public Realm Strategy approved in Spring 2024, which included a Neighbourhood Streets Plan and Parking Study.
- It will ensure better planning for neighborhood growth, including necessary spaces and services like a community centre, school, or library, and options to use City-owned sites for public use.
- Liberty For All will result in a plan for the future of Liberty Village, supporting investment in community services and facilities, an expanded public realm, active transportation, and heritage conservation.
- The final study recommendations will be presented to City Council for approval in late 2025.
