Last Thursday, before they went on yet another break, the provincial government dropped legislation to forcibly take City land at Toronto Island and Bathurst Quay including Little Norway Park to expand the Island Airport.
It’s our park, our waterfront, and our city. I’ve always said that Torontonians deserve to have a say over the future of the waterfront and public spaces that we’ve worked hard to make vibrant, livable, and sustainable.
Jane’s Walk is an annual festival of free, community-led walking conversations inspired by Jane Jacobs, a journalist, author, theorist, activist, and proud Torontonian. Join us as we explore the various walks scheduled in Ward 10, Spadina-Fort York!
Earth Day is just a few days away and just in time is my first Community Environment Day of the season! This Sunday, April 19 come to David Crombie Park (131 The Esplanade at Frederick St) between 10am and 2pm.
I’m so proud to be part of this unprecedented partnership between the City of Toronto the Toronto Tempo – which represents the first WNBA facility in North America to include dedicated community access and programming.
New transit is coming to our waterfront! This week, the City, Provincial and Federal governments have committed to fund Waterfront East Transit.
We gathered on March 27 to celebrate our Champions for Toronto, who make Spadina–Fort York a more just, caring and green place to live. Each of our Champions has shown what it means to step up for neighbours, protect shared spaces, and build a more connected Toronto. All of their leadership is deeply valued, their contributions continue to inspire me and I am so glad we can work together to make change in our city. See a whole list of honourees!
More than a transit project, Waterfront East Transit is a critical piece of infrastructure needed to help revitalize Toronto’s Eastern waterfront. By extending higher-order transit across the eastern waterfront to the Port Lands at the new Island called Ookwemin Minising, the project will unlock new neighbourhoods, connect people to jobs and destinations, and provide the certainty needed to deliver thousands of new homes.
Toronto's waterfront belongs to everyone.
The ice in the harbour has thawed and spring is coming to our waterfront! I’ve been working hard, with City staff and the team at Waterfront Toronto.
Any significant decisions on the future of downtown Toronto, our waterfront, and the Island Airport have to be made with Torontonians, and done openly through a transparent process.
I am excited to kick off spring with milestones at some of our downtown parks over the next few weeks.
I love Trinity Bellwoods Park and I know how important it is to our community, that’s why I’ve been working to make it even better.
We’re improved David Crombie Park, The Esplanade and Mill Street to respond to the current future needs of the community. Construction is starting in March 2026.
Last week, we approved the 2026 City Budget, just in time for Family Day. We were focused on making life more affordable for working families.
February is a short but busy month and though it may be cold outside, there are many reasons for us to gather in and celebrate our community.