Category Archives: Ward 4 news

The City is seeking feedback on the natural garden exemption requirement and wants input from Toronto residents. Feedback will inform a report expected at the Planning and Housing Committee in Q2 2021. We would appreciate your help in sharing this … Continue reading →

Good afternoon,   Over the coming year, the City of Toronto will be reviewing the parking requirements in the city-wide Zoning By-law (569-2013). The review responds to growing interest in the impacts of parking on housing affordability and travel behaviour, … Continue reading →

Hello,   We are writing to ask for your help in gathering input from local residents to help strengthen the City of Toronto’s community engagement process for new shelter and other services for people experiencing homelessness.   The City is … Continue reading →

The City of Toronto is reviewing two bylaws that may be of interest to residents in your community: election signs and fireworks. Please see below for more information about each review, as well as how you can provide feedback.    … Continue reading →

This email is intended for City of Toronto Resident/Ratepayer/Community Associations. If you are interested in participating on behalf of the West Bend Community Association, please send an email to info@thewestbend.ca so we can submit your name   Toronto Building is … Continue reading →

Dear West Bend , On September 15, Accessible Pedestrian Signals (APS) were installed at The Queensway and Ellis Avenue. APS advise pedestrians who are blind, visually impaired, or deaf-blind when they have the right-of-way to cross at a signalized intersection … Continue reading →

View this email in your browser (mailchi.mp/cf9b5ea4abc4/pre-application-meeting-notice-1360-queen-st-w?e=382fa4aa2e) Please share this information with your neighbours. Kingsett Capital, the developer of 1360 Queen St West, the N/W corner of Queen and Brock, will be holding a virtual pre-application meeting to discuss their … Continue reading →

Dear West Bend , COVID-19 continues to circulate in the city and the age distribution of reported cases has shifted to younger age groups under 40 years old. Provincial orders under the Reopening Act and the City bylaw on physical … Continue reading →

Dear West Bend , This Monday, the Mayor proclaimed August 31^st as Overdose Awareness Day in the City of Toronto. The opioid crisis remains an urgent public health crisis, exacerbated further by the Covid-19 pandemic. In my capacity as the … Continue reading →

Dear West Bend , My office has received many emails and phone calls regarding safe reopening of schools in September. While the Province and local school boards are responsible for the back to school plans, Toronto Public Health has been … Continue reading →