This weekend, kids can vote for Toronto’s 2027 Tree of the Year and start their journey to becoming a lifelong voter! This is a great opportunity for young people to learn about the voting process. Learn more: www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
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For 65 years, we’ve been a vital part of making Toronto better for all by linking research with community action.
via @planningtoronto.bsky.social Our election issues fact sheets are now available in Bengali, Chinese, Arabic, Tamil, Farsi, and Spanish.
Check them out here: inkd.in/eq97yyJd
SPT's Executive Director will be moderating a debate Thursday, October 8 at Daniels Spectrum for Ward 13 Municipal Candidates. Learn more and register: forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/Respon...
How can Toronto's next City Council uphold the right to housing and reduce the housing wait list?
We have some ideas. Check out Housing for All, one of six pillars of our 2026 municipal platform, A CITY FOR ALL. www.cityforall.ca/housing_for_...
An incredible resource!
The Candidate Tracker team has been in the trenches reporting and fact-checking bios and platform summaries for EVERY SINGLE CANDIDATE in the 2026 Toronto election. No AI, no campaign talking points. Bookmark it, send it to a friend, we'll update until election day. thelocal.to/candidate-tr...
We all deserve to thrive in our city, but so many of us continue to struggle.
If we raise our voices together, we can spark bold change and push leaders at City Hall to take action and build a city for all.
Climate, Housing, Affordability: What’s at Stake This Election www.socialplanningtoronto.org/read_our_sep...
Toronto has an election on October 26. There are plenty of opportunities to learn more about the candidates and where they stand on the issues, with mayoral debates happening tonight (at Daily Bread Food Bank) and tomorrow (at Young People's Theatre): www.socialplanningtoronto.org/toronto_vote...
Thank you for sharing! Our fact sheets are now available in multiple languages, including Arabic, Tamil, Bengali, and Simplified Chinese!
Large paved surfaces contribute significantly to the amount of stormwater runoff that overflows into the City's sewer system, instead of absorbing it into the ground. How can the city make Big Oil and box stores pay their fair share? www.socialplanningtoronto.org/parkinglevy
