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Ward 19: Trinity-Spadina

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Ward 19 is just west of downtown and includes Queen West, Little Portugal, Trinity-Bellwoods Park and more, down to the lake.

Ward News

4 Dec 2011 - 15:00 herb

Help us make a big post and ring bike parking request! In Ward 19 we had talked about collecting information on areas that really need more bike parking. The City's post and ring system needs some pushing: not enough are being installed and when sidewalks are being rebuilt it's taking too long to replace the bike parking. It's not just a problem for staff, but a political problem. We need to let councillors know that this is an issue. So towards that goal, we've created a "watch area" on SeeClickFix.com, a website that helps engage citizens in fixing local issues:

http://www.seeclickfix.com/issues?watcher_token=707e22bded32dc596fdc765172f135ce2adca4c9

This watch area is for tracking the post and ring / bike parking requests in Toronto. Please make new requests and vote on listed ones. Also let others know where they can submit there requests.

We will keep our councillors aware of these ongoing issue and send the data to City Staff so they can start working on this.

Thanks!

20 Jun 2011 - 09:59 herb

Meet us at the Starbucks at Euclid and College, Sunday June 26 at 1:30pm for the start of the Ward 18 and Ward 19 Check-ups! Please bring a pen and clipboard if you have them. Bring water. Forms will be provided. Snacks provided.

The Ward Check-up is a way for us to examine cycling conditions in our neighbourhood and develop a winning position on improving cycling for our ward.

Ward 19 participants will follow College Street west with Councillor Layton; take a left at Shaw Street down to Queen St, left onto Queen until Strachan and then right on Strachan til the Waterfront Trail.

Ward 18 participants will continue along College Street to conduct the Ward 18 check-up. More details soon!

27 Jan 2011 - 16:17 Kathy Raddon

Attached is information on an upcoming forum: Green Opportunities, which researched the most effective ways of engaging newcomers and immigrant communities into environmental initiatives.  It looked at municipal governments, grassroots organizations, conservation authorities, environmental businesses, and other organizations that fall in the ‘green’ category, in Southwestern Ontario (from Toronto to Hamilton and up to Waterloo County), and are now presenting findings at two regional forums, one in Guelph and the other in Toronto.

FutureWatch Environment and Development Education Partners (FutureWatch EDEP) is a Toronto based non-profit environmental organization implements community development programs, and works with diverse populations.

 

2 Dec 2010 - 10:32 herb

We getting local advocacy ramped up for next year! We will have our inaugural meeting for Wards 18, 19 and 20 at the Linux Caffe on Monday December 6, 7pm. The Linux Caffe is at the corner of Harbord and Grace.

At the meeting, we'll share summaries of the discussions at the Ward Advocacy Program re-launch event, including the maps we worked on. We will start off with all three wards together, since it's not clear yet how many people will show up. If it looks like each ward will have a vibrant local discussion then we can decide to break up into each ward.

A rough suggested agenda:

  • decide on facilitator (and maybe ward captains if ready)
  • learning from WAP 
  • strategy for local engagement 
  • local groups and figures to approach - residents associations, BIAs, councillors 
  • share discussion from maps 
  • decide priorities by ward for coming year 

Note that whoever shows up gets to decide the direction of the advocacy. So please come out if you are eager to lend your voice!

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